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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
P3
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Affects Version/s: 7u6
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Component/s: javafx
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Consider the following case:
Create a grid with two rows.
Place a button in the first row.
Increase the row span of the button to 2
Move the button in the second row: a third 'ghost' row appear.
This is conform to the GridPane API/spec - however the visual effect is strange.
In all cases we should try and avoid a new row/column being unexpectedly created in the GridPane.
If the user moves an element to a row below its current position and the selected child has a row span that exceeds the remaining number of rows then the rowspan value should be decreased accordingly.
When we reject adjust a rowspan maybe we should show a message?
Create a grid with two rows.
Place a button in the first row.
Increase the row span of the button to 2
Move the button in the second row: a third 'ghost' row appear.
This is conform to the GridPane API/spec - however the visual effect is strange.
In all cases we should try and avoid a new row/column being unexpectedly created in the GridPane.
If the user moves an element to a row below its current position and the selected child has a row span that exceeds the remaining number of rows then the rowspan value should be decreased accordingly.
When we reject adjust a rowspan maybe we should show a message?
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