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Created attachment 237233 [details] Screenshot of 4.3.1 4.3, 4.3.1, and I20131105-0800 - start new workspace - close Welcome - choose Help > Welcome - close Welcome by clicking the X in the part tab When Welcome is closed the second time, the main toolbar is not properly redrawn. The tool items only become visible when you hover over them or resize the window. Does not occur when you click the "Workbench" button to close the Welcome part. Does not occur the first time Welcome is closed. Bug 387002 comment 3 says bug 387161 is still open. Maybe that's the issue here? I don't understand the implications of that bug. This bug could be dup of that one.
Created attachment 243798 [details] I20140601-2000 (after 4.4 RC3) In I20140601-2000 and in 4.2.2, the toolbar buttons are painted properly, but the borders on top and bottom of the toolbar are not redrawn until I resize the window horizontally. The black line between Quick Access and Perspective Switcher is not always that prominent. Maybe influenced by the native Browser widget. I'm still on IE8.
Markus, I can't seem to repo this (Windows 7 /w Windows 7 Blue theme), is it perhaps CSS related...i.e. do other themes show similar repaint issues ?
Created attachment 244007 [details] Classic (I20140604-2000) I'm also on Windows 7, but I've disabled some fancy features like transparent window frames and font smearing. In the Windows 7 theme, I see the cheese about every second time I close Welcome by clicking the X in the part tab. In between, the toolbar is rendered properly. In the Classic and Windows 7 Classic themes, it's even worse in that the buttons are almost never drawn correctly after closing Welcome (see screenshot).
Markus, your last screenshot looks *very* strange. At the upper left there's two odd things: there's what looks to be a vertical minimized stack directly under the main menu (indicating that there's no top trim visible at all). There's what appears to be an empty stack there as well just to the right of it. I'm presuming that resizing the window fixes everything ? Is it possible that this is particular to your workbench.xmi or does it happen for all of your workspaces ? If you attach the workbench.xmi I can try it out here (I'm on Windows 7).
Created attachment 244012 [details] workbench.xmi from running workbench (In reply to Eric Moffatt from comment #4) > Markus, your last screenshot looks *very* strange. Yes. This happens in a brand new workspace in a brand new install of I20140604-2000 when I close Welcome, switch to the Classic theme, restart, open Welcome, and click the X. In the default (Windows 7) theme, the cheese goes away when I resize the window horizontally. In the Classic theme, it's worse: There, enabled toolbar buttons are redrawn when I move the mouse over them. Resizing the window doesn't remove the cheese. Toolbar items are only redrawn when I make the window so narrow that they wrap to the second line. I can't make the disabled Save / Save All / Print buttons appear by resizing. The only real remedy is to restart Eclipse or to open Welcome and then close it using the "Workbench" button on the Welcome page. > Is it possible that this is particular to your workbench.xmi or does it > happen for all of your workspaces ? If you attach the workbench.xmi I can > try it out here (I'm on Windows 7). It doesn't happen in all workspaces (e.g. not in my main dev workspace). It happens always in brand-new workspaces. I'm attaching the workbench.xmi, but I doubt that the problem is really in the model. The "emtpy stack" the screenshot doesn't react like a stack when I move the mouse over it -- instead, I suddenly get the "New" button.
I get this damaged toolbar only if I miss configure a menu extension in my own plugin.xml. The Eclipse framework which handles menu extensions is not robust against wrong configurations. Instead the toolbars/menus are damaged or not visible at all. I suggest that in the mentioned integration build of Eclipse I20131105-0800 some configuration in one of the hundreds of plug-ins is wrong so that when the welcome screen is closed and some context is active the configuration is damaged and then everything is damaged.
This bug hasn't had any activity in quite some time. Maybe the problem got resolved, was a duplicate of something else, or became less pressing for some reason - or maybe it's still relevant but just hasn't been looked at yet. If you have further information on the current state of the bug, please add it. The information can be, for example, that the problem still occurs, that you still want the feature, that more information is needed, or that the bug is (for whatever reason) no longer relevant. -- The automated Eclipse Genie.
