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[jira] [Updated] (NETBEANS-696) Seing Designer palette shows in
non-designer view of same file
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-696?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
will mason updated NETBEANS-696:
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Description:
h2. context
* Editing a Swing GUI form (call this Window #1)
* Also displaying the Java source code in second window (call this Window #2)
* Working with view side-by-side
h2. expected / desirable
* Locate the Designer specific panels with the GUI designer
** The Palette
** The Properties display - which only relates to the GUI designer
* These should be in same frame
h2. actual
* Refer to screenshot
* The GUI designer Palette is displayed in Window #2
** And Not With the GUI form being worked on.
** This makes using the Palette from the other window cumbersome.
* The GUI properties panel is displayed in Window #2
** Again you need to change context to examine any properties
* Commonly different windows are actually on different monitors and locating palette and properties elsewhere doesn't make a lot of sense in the modern day.
* A second problem is that when you are editing the JAVA file the palette/properties area still shows!
** With nothing to display - Just a grey large mass of wasted screen area
{panel:title=Two Views on Same file}
!image-2018-04-19-09-27-07-905.png!
{panel}
was:
h2. context
* Editing a Swing GUI form (call this Window #1)
* Also displaying the Java source code in second window (call this Window #2)
* Working with view side-by-side
h2. expected / desirable
* Locate the Designer specific panels with the GUI designer
** The Palette
** The Properties display - which only relates to the GUI designer
* These should be in same frame
h2. actual
* Refer to screenshot
* The GUI designer Palette is displayed in Window #2
** And Not With the GUI form being worked on.
** This makes using the Palette from the other window cumbersome.
* The GUI properties panel is displayed in Window #2
** Again you need to change context to examine any properties
* Commonly different windows are actually on different monitors and locating palette and properties elsewhere doesn't make a lot of sense in the modern day.
* A second problem is that when you are editing the JAVA file the palette/properties area still shows!
** With nothing to display - Just a grey large mass of wasted screen area
{panel:title=Two Views on Same file}
!image-2018-04-19-09-41-36-420.png!
{panel}
> Seing Designer palette shows in non-designer view of same file
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: NETBEANS-696
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NETBEANS-696
> Project: NetBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: editor - Painting & Printing
> Affects Versions: 9.0
> Environment: Product Version: Apache NetBeans IDE Dev (Build incubator-netbeans-release-205-on-20180202)
> Java: 10; Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 10+46
> Runtime: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 10+46
> System: Windows 10 version 10.0 running on amd64; Cp1252; en_AU (nb)
> User directory: Z:\tmp\.other\user\netbeans\v09.00-beta\FourAbs
> Cache directory: Z:\tmp\.other\cache\netbeans\FourAbs-09
> Reporter: will mason
> Priority: Major
> Labels: GUI, designer
> Fix For: 9.0
>
> Attachments: image-2018-04-19-09-27-07-905.png
>
>
> h2. context
> * Editing a Swing GUI form (call this Window #1)
> * Also displaying the Java source code in second window (call this Window #2)
> * Working with view side-by-side
> h2. expected / desirable
> * Locate the Designer specific panels with the GUI designer
> ** The Palette
> ** The Properties display - which only relates to the GUI designer
> * These should be in same frame
> h2. actual
> * Refer to screenshot
> * The GUI designer Palette is displayed in Window #2
> ** And Not With the GUI form being worked on.
> ** This makes using the Palette from the other window cumbersome.
> * The GUI properties panel is displayed in Window #2
> ** Again you need to change context to examine any properties
> * Commonly different windows are actually on different monitors and locating palette and properties elsewhere doesn't make a lot of sense in the modern day.
> * A second problem is that when you are editing the JAVA file the palette/properties area still shows!
> ** With nothing to display - Just a grey large mass of wasted screen area
> {panel:title=Two Views on Same file}
> !image-2018-04-19-09-27-07-905.png!
> {panel}
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