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Original reporter: MikolajKonarski
To reproduce that I need to make the trace selection pane narrower, so that the tickboxes are partially obsbured. Then, after expanding and collapsing things, the tickboxes get moved to the right a bit and are no longer visible (until I widen the window again). This is certainly an inconsistent behaviour and should be fixed, especially if on some machines it occurs without resizing panes.
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Original reporter: MikolajKonarski
I have a question. Duncan proposed to enable scrollbars to solve the issue. But for me the scrollbars already get enabled as soon as the window is too small. Is it the same for you? Can you get back your tickboxes using the scrollbar?
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Original reporter: MikolajKonarski
I played a bit with glade and with the trace tree code and I think the problem is that the TreeView assumes for the subtree labels the same maximal width as for the main labels, while in our case the subtree labels are very short. Consequently, when the subtrees are shown it reserves too much space for them and pushes the tickboxes too far to the right. I couldn't find a way to hack around this behaviour, so I only shortened the longest main label. Please let me know if it helps. If not, perhaps we should widen the pane a little bit, change or fix fonts or shorten a few more labels.
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Original reporter: kowey
It helps. Now I can see half a checkbox if I toggle. The user will have to widen the pane but it's not worth tweaking beyond that IMHO. Just ensuring they stay visible is the important bit
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