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On the latest JDT release, code that's using wrapped invocations ends up being displayed in inconsistent font-baselines per line:
As you can see above, the baseline for the first underlined line is much higher than for the second line. The third line is higher, too. The red line I added almost masks the difference a bit, but the different baselines are clearly visible in the method below, too. Simple, on-line declarations do not seem to suffer from the problem as visible in the field declarations and assignments in the constructor.
I am running STS (Eclipse 4.33.0.v20240903-0240) with JDT 3.19.600v20240903-0240 on MacOS Sequoia 15.1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On the latest JDT release, code that's using wrapped invocations ends up being displayed in inconsistent font-baselines per line:
As you can see above, the baseline for the first underlined line is much higher than for the second line. The third line is higher, too. The red line I added almost masks the difference a bit, but the different baselines are clearly visible in the method below, too. Simple, on-line declarations do not seem to suffer from the problem as visible in the field declarations and assignments in the constructor.
I am running STS (Eclipse 4.33.0.v20240903-0240) with JDT 3.19.600v20240903-0240 on MacOS Sequoia 15.1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: