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I changed my default font to be Courier New 11. All the other font declarations were left unchanged. This works great in the editor, the fonts are all smaller along with the font for the line numbers. However, while the font used for the files in the diff tabs is correct, the line number font on these tabs isnot. This causes the line numbers not to line up with the text.
I should have check into this earlies before the 5.5 went to RC. This seems like as easy thing to fix. Has it been addressed?
Can you reproduce it in 5.5RC? What OS/JDK do you use?
I have not tried 5.5 yet for fear of harming my production environment. However, maybe it is time to find another machine here and give 5.5 a test run.
5.5 is not far from release, try RC2.
I didn't get a chance to try this with RC2. Now with the FCS, I see there is no change in the font problem for diff windows. Also, XML files seem to get none of the font settings at all.
What OS/JDK/Windowing system do you use? Can you reproduce it with 5.5?
The comments added on October 30 were from tests in NB 5.5
5.5, I see that the issue is a bit more complicated. Here are some symptoms: - XML (non-ANT) files seem to show correctly, and change when the font settings change - Once the first ANT file is opened, the settings are fixed at those values and changes to the font settings are not applied - It seems the font in the diff tabs does change, but the line spacing is off so the lines do not match up with the line numbers
Oh, I forgot. I am using Windows XP SP2 and JDK 1.6.0
Were my comments clear enough? Were you (the netbeans team) able to reproduce this issue?
Your comments are clear. I was not yet able to reproduce it.
Diff was partially rewritten and this should work for you now, please verify in latest builds.