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Horizontal scroll bar in the test explorer #5133

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Irubataru opened this issue Sep 4, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #5235
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Horizontal scroll bar in the test explorer #5133

Irubataru opened this issue Sep 4, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #5235
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difficulty-01-duckling Issue where no particularly involved knowledge of the internal API is needed. enhancement Feature requests, or enhancements to existing features. Ideas. Anything within the project's scope. feature-unit-testing up-for-grabs Use this label in conjunction with a difficulty level label, e.g. difficulty-02-ducky user-interface This issue explicitly relates to the visible interface of Rubberduck.

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There is currently no horizontal scrollbar in the test explorer. This is somewhat inconvenient as the test explorer rows tend to be pretty wide due to all of the information when quite often what you want to see on top of which test is failing is the message which is all the way to the left.

At the moment I have it docked normally, but have to undock it if a test fails and I have to inspect the message as there is no way to scroll to the left to read it.

@Irubataru Irubataru added the enhancement Feature requests, or enhancements to existing features. Ideas. Anything within the project's scope. label Sep 4, 2019
@Vogel612 Vogel612 added feature-unit-testing user-interface This issue explicitly relates to the visible interface of Rubberduck. labels Sep 4, 2019
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Vogel612 commented Sep 4, 2019

This is most likely applicable for other dockable toolwindows as well. We need to add horizontal scrollbars that automatically show up when the content overflows.

For testing purposes: What happens when you scroll while holding Shift?

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Irubataru commented Sep 4, 2019

It doesn't have a scrollbar when undocket either, it is simply that undocked I have it wide enough by default so that I see the information. I actually didn't realise until today that there was no scrollbar, I had simply made a habit out of undocking to see the information. So I guess it would make sense to simply have scrollbars for all windows where the content overflows regardless of whether it can dock it not.

Holding shift while scrolling doesn't change anything, it still scrolls vertically.

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Vogel612 commented Sep 4, 2019

The only windows in Rubberduck that are not dockable are dialogs. We fully control their minimum sizes, so it should be comparatively easy to enforce a non-scrolling minimum width for them :) But in general, you're right.

@Vogel612 Vogel612 added difficulty-01-duckling Issue where no particularly involved knowledge of the internal API is needed. up-for-grabs Use this label in conjunction with a difficulty level label, e.g. difficulty-02-ducky labels Sep 4, 2019
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ghost commented Oct 20, 2019

Since I did #5135 I might as well do this one as well.

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