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Cannot see entire framebuffer when zooming in #1141

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tomgoogle opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 0 comments
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Cannot see entire framebuffer when zooming in #1141

tomgoogle opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 0 comments

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The scroll bars extend over the framebuffer itself when zooming in, partially obscuring it. Most easily visible when trying to look at the "Development Build" text in a Unity dev build - when zooming into the bottom right of the image you cannot see this text.

@ben-clayton ben-clayton added this to the V1.0 milestone Sep 29, 2017
@ben-clayton ben-clayton added P1 and removed P2 labels Oct 17, 2017
pmuetschard added a commit to pmuetschard/gapid that referenced this issue Oct 17, 2017
Forces the use of the "always visible" style of the scrollbars on the
image panel, instead of the possible overlay style, which would hide
portions of the image.

Introduces a platform specific SwtUtil class inside the the SWT package,
so it can easily access protected fields, which can be (sparingly) used
to customize platform specific behavior.

Fixes google#1141
pmuetschard added a commit to pmuetschard/gapid that referenced this issue Oct 17, 2017
Forces the use of the "always visible" style of the scrollbars on the
image panel, instead of the possible overlay style, which would hide
portions of the image.

Introduces a platform specific SwtUtil class inside the the SWT package,
so it can easily access protected fields, which can be (sparingly) used
to customize platform specific behavior.

Fixes google#1141
pmuetschard added a commit to pmuetschard/gapid that referenced this issue Oct 17, 2017
Forces the use of the "always visible" style of the scrollbars on the
image panel, instead of the possible overlay style, which would hide
portions of the image.

Introduces a platform specific SwtUtil class inside the the SWT package,
so it can easily access protected fields, which can be (sparingly) used
to customize platform specific behavior.

Fixes google#1141
pmuetschard added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 17, 2017
Forces the use of the "always visible" style of the scrollbars on the
image panel, instead of the possible overlay style, which would hide
portions of the image.

Introduces a platform specific SwtUtil class inside the the SWT package,
so it can easily access protected fields, which can be (sparingly) used
to customize platform specific behavior.

Fixes #1141
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