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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4
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jfx11
To reproduce, use an arbitrary tableView with enough columns such that some are off the viewport (f.i. the example provided for JDK-8213540),
- adjust such that hbar.value == 0
- drag first column to the right until it's off the viewport
Now note two issues:
A:
- expected: viewport scrolled such that the target column is visible
- actual: no scroll, dropping happens "blind"
B:
- expected: reorderingLine moved off the viewport
- actual: reorderingLine sticks to last target column that's visible, thus being useless as visual hint to the target
- adjust such that hbar.value == 0
- drag first column to the right until it's off the viewport
Now note two issues:
A:
- expected: viewport scrolled such that the target column is visible
- actual: no scroll, dropping happens "blind"
B:
- expected: reorderingLine moved off the viewport
- actual: reorderingLine sticks to last target column that's visible, thus being useless as visual hint to the target
- relates to
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JDK-8092314 Dragging (to reorder) column header outside of tableview bounds should scroll tableview if there are columns available.
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