Bug? PATHS dialog hides OK/Cancel buttons

[aidymp]

In my case, windows 11, ultrawide monitor, from the IDE > tools > configure paths. you can see all the boxes except the OK and cancel buttons. this means you change paths, and intuitivly press the X as no other option seems visible!

after trying to change java versions for 5 attempts i realised it was not saving the settings. dragging the dialog bigger shows the cancel / ok buttons.

 

[LucaMs]

In my case, windows 11, ultrawide monitor, from the IDE > tools > configure paths. you can see all the boxes except the OK and cancel buttons. this means you change paths, and intuitivly press the X as no other option seems visible!

after trying to change java versions for 5 attempts i realised it was not saving the settings. dragging the dialog bigger shows the cancel / ok buttons.

I think Java has nothing to do with it, the IDE should have been developed with .Net (C #? VB Net? I don't remember).

Now that you've enlarged that dialog, when you reopen it it should have kept the dimensions, saved as settings.

Of course this works on my very old Windows 7; for you rich people who have Windows 11 (and super monitor too) it is right that it does not work

 

[MikeH]

...for you rich people who have Windows 11 (and super monitor too) it is right that it does not work

Oh yes it does

 

[aidymp]

I think Java has nothing to do with it, the IDE should have been developed with .Net (C #? VB Net? I don't remember).

Now that you've enlarged that dialog, when you reopen it it should have kept the dimensions, saved as settings.

Of course this works on my very old Windows 7; for you rich people who have Windows 11 (and super monitor too) it is right that it does not work

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yes once enlarged it stays large, but what about the new users who can't see it and just think b4x is broken

 

[Erel]

I don't think that it is a bug. You have probably resized the window at some point and the IDE remembers the windows layouts.