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As the title says the GUI starts to break, it is fixed when it is maximized but if you do the same thing again it happens again, I thought it was something in my application, but it also happens in the demo application, this does not happen with the base look and feel
My application:
20231124_020101.mp4
In the demo application:
20231124_020511.mp4
Maybe this has nothing to do with it, or maybe it does, but I don't know if the error is reported in the jdk bug system, when there is an application that overlays the java application the same effect begins to happen, I made sure not to have the MSI Afterburner or another application that overlaps.
I'm on Windows 11
Java version 17.0.6, BellSoft.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Was not able to reproduce it by manually resizing window to minimum size, but invoking frame.setSize(0,0) and manually increasing window size shows this effect each time.
Turns out that invoking following line from FlatRootLayout.invalidateLayout() causes the problem:
As the title says the GUI starts to break, it is fixed when it is maximized but if you do the same thing again it happens again, I thought it was something in my application, but it also happens in the demo application, this does not happen with the base look and feel
My application:
20231124_020101.mp4
In the demo application:
20231124_020511.mp4
Maybe this has nothing to do with it, or maybe it does, but I don't know if the error is reported in the jdk bug system, when there is an application that overlays the java application the same effect begins to happen, I made sure not to have the MSI Afterburner or another application that overlaps.
I'm on Windows 11
Java version 17.0.6, BellSoft.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: