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Query window text syntax highlighting regression #18

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opened 2021年12月07日 01:14:48 +01:00 by ryangrange · 3 comments

Build 128 has reintroduced the problem from #13

Editing the SQL is causing odd rendering issues again.

Build 128 has reintroduced the problem from https://codeberg.org/sql-workbench/workbench/issues/13 Editing the SQL is causing odd rendering issues again.

Hmm, I can't reproduce any of this. Between 127.6 and 128 there have been no changes to the way the editor renders the text.

Did you move the SQL Workbench window between two displays with differen DPI settings?

Hmm, I can't reproduce any of this. Between 127.6 and 128 there have been no changes to the way the editor renders the text. Did you move the SQL Workbench window between two displays with differen DPI settings?

I don't think I did, but I'll check that and let you know or post a screenshot of it happening if I don't move it but it reoccurs.

I don't think I did, but I'll check that and let you know or post a screenshot of it happening if I don't move it but it reoccurs.

I can reproduce this, if the window is dragged between monitors that have different DPI settings (i.e. Windows scaling).

It seems to be caused by some flags I put in the .exe of the Windows launcher.

It seems if you start SQL Workbench/J through the provided batch file (i.e. javaw.exe is used, not SQLWorkbench.exe) then this works correctly.

The strange thing is, that javaw.exe uses the same "dpiAware" flags in its manifest.xml as my Windows launcher.

I can reproduce this, if the window is dragged between monitors that have different DPI settings (i.e. Windows scaling). It seems to be caused by some flags I put in the .exe of the Windows launcher. It seems if you start SQL Workbench/J through the provided batch file (i.e. `javaw.exe` is used, not `SQLWorkbench.exe`) then this works correctly. The strange thing is, that `javaw.exe` uses the same "dpiAware" flags in its `manifest.xml` as my Windows launcher.
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