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IntelliJ & Eclipse plugin for monitoring how Java applications are developed and tested
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Make Debug non-horizontally filling #247

Closed Inventitech closed 8 years ago

Inventitech commented 8 years ago

One thing that still bugs me is the debug visualization :). I think it looks really ugly :D, and I think it is indeed slightly (!) nicer when not stretched horizontally. I also don't really feel comfortable using WD any more, because it's kinda difficult to use on my Laptop now: see the scroll bars when using IntelliJ's default setup of views on a 1920 resolution (I believe it is important support this resolution properly). I think it means that you'd have to undo a few of the changes I suggested. Sorry about this.

screenshot from 2016-04-20 11-47-51

Did you also observe that every Debug perspective displays these events at the end (luckily, they are not transfered to the server)? You can get them by "interactively" modifying the Gantt chart graph (zooming in-out by selecting a region in the plot).

screenshot from 2016-04-20 11-51-04

Inventitech commented 8 years ago

Moreover, when I select a time frame for the display of the statistics, this is nicely reflected in the available debug intervals, but even when no debug intervals exists (such as in the example shown below), the debug vis. appears and shows something (which, time-wise, is even outside of the chosen boundary)?

screenshot from 2016-04-20 11-54-13

nspruit commented 8 years ago

@Inventitech: do you like this non-horizontally filling layout better?:

ij suggestion

nspruit commented 8 years ago

Did you also observe that every Debug perspective displays these events at the end (luckily, they are not transfered to the server)? You can get them by "interactively" modifying the Gantt chart graph (zooming in-out by selecting a region in the plot).

Didn't observe that before, because I even didn't know that you can actually zoom :-) But I do have an idea where those "ghost events" come from, so I'll see if I can fix this tomorrow morning.

Moreover, when I select a time frame for the display of the statistics, this is nicely reflected in the available debug intervals, but even when no debug intervals exists (such as in the example shown below), the debug vis. appears and shows something (which, time-wise, is even outside of the chosen boundary)?

That's strange, as the debug chart and the interval selection dropdown shouldn't appear when there are no debug intervals (see WatchDogView.createActiveView). Are you sure no debug intervals existed when you refreshed the view?

Inventitech commented 8 years ago

That's strange, as the debug chart and the interval selection dropdown shouldn't appear when there are no debug intervals (see WatchDogView.createActiveView). Are you sure no debug intervals existed when you refreshed the view?

Pretty sure, you can see the drop down menu is empty.

nspruit commented 8 years ago

Pretty sure, you can see the drop down menu is empty.

OK, then I'll look into that as well

nspruit commented 8 years ago

Closed by #253