Dragged pane is behind window
robross0606 opened this issue · 7 comments
On all demos and testing, any window being dragged is oddly behind the main window. A nice method would be to a snapshot image of the pane upon dragging, resize to thumbnail, make semi-transparent, and tie it to the mouse movement so you know what it is you are dragging around.
I am not able to reproduce this and am having trouble deciphering what you meant. Can you please give me some more information about this issue? What Java version and vendor were you testing with and what operating system were you testing on? I just tested with jre1.8.0_101 on Windows 10 and the dragging is over and on top of the main window, as it shows in the screenshots in my README.md. Please include a screenshot if you can.
I believe that you were referring to how the DockNodes are always behind the dock indicator overlay. This was entirely deliberate and intentional on my part as it is the way that Visual Studio's docking has always worked, and continues to work in the 2017 release:
So I am going to close this because otherwise, if you change it, you wouldn't be able to see where the indicators even are. Also, it's been about 2 weeks and I haven't received any other clarification of what you meant. So if you would still like to discuss changing it, or perhaps I misunderstood you, please post back and I will hear you out and or reopen this issue.
Also, I have finally tested in Java 9, and I still see no issues there with the new release either.
Closing as resolved, for now.
@robross0606 Thanks, can you show me a screenshot and steps to reproduce it? I can't seem to reproduce it.
Thanks, yeah. What I think you are describing is that dragging the window out is somehow going behind the entire window, which I can't reproduce. It could have been a JavaFX regression that has since been resolved, perhaps with OpenJDK. Let me know whenever you have time.