[GitHub] [netbeans] eirikbakke commented on pull request #2981: [NETBEANS-5736] Have clicking in "Projects" tree work along entire row

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eirikbakke commented on pull request #2981:
URL: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/2981#issuecomment-851537789


   That's a good question. You can still use the area to the left of nodes for this. Or the area under the last node--though if the content is taller than the scroll viewport, there won't be an area under the last area. So you'd need to collapse the nodes first to access this area.
   
   Windows Explorer also has a special context menu which shows up if you right-click the empty area under the last node, but like here, it does become unavailable if the nodes fill the scroll viewport. Except there always seems to be a little bit of extra space added:
   
   <img width="353" alt="explorer" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/886243/120209672-f28a4780-c1fc-11eb-8d94-9f2e6bb32032.png">
   
   IntelliJ has the same problem--in their case, there is no way to bring up the node-neutral context menu if the scroll viewport is full.
   
   Any suggestions?


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