In the CalendarCombo widget, when connected to a dual-monitor setup with the secondary monitor on the left and the primary monitor on the right, selecting the calendar combo causes the pop-up to always appear at the (0, heightDoesntMatter) coordinate on the primary monitor (the far left). This behavior is due to a specific condition implemented within the code, resulting in the pop-up consistently displaying on the primary monitor rather than aligning with the application window's actual location.
https://github.com/eclipse/nebula/blob/31f40e4e56e006f54e87eae14b23c36dbd79f09b/widgets/calendarcombo/org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.calendarcombo/src/org/eclipse/nebula/widgets/calendarcombo/CalendarCombo.java#L1386-L1389
This blocks us to use this widget in multi-monitor environment.
HOW TO TEST
- Change the zoom level of your monitor to any zoom above 100 in display setting
- Run the
ExampleApplication.java
- Go to CalendarCombo Tab
- Move the window to secondary monitor (on the left)
- Click on the combo
Display Settings (Here I have monitor 1 as primary display)
In the
CalendarCombowidget, when connected to a dual-monitor setup with the secondary monitor on the left and the primary monitor on the right, selecting the calendar combo causes the pop-up to always appear at the (0, heightDoesntMatter) coordinate on the primary monitor (the far left). This behavior is due to a specific condition implemented within the code, resulting in the pop-up consistently displaying on the primary monitor rather than aligning with the application window's actual location.https://github.com/eclipse/nebula/blob/31f40e4e56e006f54e87eae14b23c36dbd79f09b/widgets/calendarcombo/org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.calendarcombo/src/org/eclipse/nebula/widgets/calendarcombo/CalendarCombo.java#L1386-L1389
This blocks us to use this widget in multi-monitor environment.
HOW TO TEST
ExampleApplication.javaDisplay Settings (Here I have monitor 1 as primary display)