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Created attachment 261408 [details] Screenshot Eclipse 4.6 M7 - Create folder C:\Eclipse1 in your system. - In "Import projects" wizard, select the above directory. => The result in the table misses the first letter of the folder. This can be seen on Linux also. See attached screenshot. Other UI issues: - The wizard's title should be "Import Projects" ('p' in capital) similar to the existing import wizards. - The "Select/Deselect All" buttons are too wide and should probably be placed next to the table instead of the filter.
I think the title should match the menu entry and therefore should be "Open Projects". We have already a bug for that inconsistent naming.
(In reply to Lars Vogel from comment #1) > I think the title should match the menu entry and therefore should be "Open > Projects". We have already a bug for that inconsistent naming. See Bug 492020
(In reply to Lars Vogel from comment #2) > (In reply to Lars Vogel from comment #1) > > I think the title should match the menu entry and therefore should be "Open > > Projects". We have already a bug for that inconsistent naming. > > See Bug 492020 Sure. It would be good to fix the other two issues also for 4.6. (In reply to Noopur Gupta from comment #0) > => The result in the table misses the first letter of the folder. This can > be seen on Linux also. See attached screenshot. Reproducible on Mac also. (In reply to Noopur Gupta from comment #0) > - The "Select/Deselect All" buttons are too wide and should probably be > placed next to the table instead of the filter. Or, the check box "Hide..." can be moved down (along with the buttons, if required), similar to the Import > Plug-in Development > Features wizard.
(In reply to Noopur Gupta from comment #0) > - The "Select/Deselect All" buttons are too wide and should probably be > placed next to the table instead of the filter. "Select/Deselect All" buttons have the default button width (see bug 491949) so that all buttons in the wizard have the same width. This is also in line with how other dialogs/wizards size their buttons.
Created attachment 261427 [details] Screenshot - Buttons (In reply to Rüdiger Herrmann from comment #4) > (In reply to Noopur Gupta from comment #0) > > - The "Select/Deselect All" buttons are too wide and should probably be > > placed next to the table instead of the filter. > > "Select/Deselect All" buttons have the default button width (see bug 491949) > so that all buttons in the wizard have the same width. This is also in line > with how other dialogs/wizards size their buttons. In M7 build, I can see that "Select/Deselect All" buttons are wider than the other buttons in the wizard. See attached screenshot.
(In reply to Noopur Gupta from comment #5) > In M7 build, I can see that "Select/Deselect All" buttons are wider than the > other buttons in the wizard. See attached screenshot. I see this also still in 4.7. Mickael, can you have a look?
(In reply to Noopur Gupta from comment #3) > Or, the check box "Hide..." can be moved down (along with the buttons, if > required), similar to the Import > Plug-in Development > Features wizard. The checkboxes below actually control the actual actions that are going to be performed by the import, whereas the "Hide" one only control the UI (similar as the filter field). I'd rather avoiding to mix both as they don't have the same "criticity". Maybe this "hide already imported project" checkbox should be moved up, next to the filter text widget?
M1 is done. Moving to M2.
Some of those issues are fixed, some others (button size) are still present (as I don't think we can easily hack the FilteredTree rendering, but I didn't check). Anyway, nothing worth an RC. I'm unassigning those to make sure anyone interested can feel welcome to fix it. I keep it in my personal todo-list but cannot say when I get the opportunity to improve this.
The remaining issues are minor ones.
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