GUI bug driving me crazy :)

[jeanfbrito]

If the tooltip is summoned one time, all the GUI get weird and each button redraws the window. Take a look:

Any way to disable tooltips?

[4refr0nt]

Sorry, but you can disable each tooltip only in source code

[jeanfbrito]

Yes, I'm installing the NetBeans to do that. Any idea of what is causing that bug?

[4refr0nt]

I can't reproduce this bug

[jeanfbrito]

There is a bug with multiple monitors, I think that is it. Do you use more than a monitor?

[4refr0nt]

no

[jeanfbrito]

HA! Take a look!
All the tooltips are working well, and they are yellow:

But, the AT commands line tooltip is of another cooler, gray, and ONLY WHEN this tooltip is evoked, that the interface bugs.

If I remove the text from it, the bug stops. Then, there is a problem with this component.
Is there something so different in it? The "send" button, on the right, have this problem too.

[jeanfbrito]

The color changes when the component is disabled. The color is not the problem. The problem is on the "command" to send area.

[jeanfbrito]

Just removing the "Command to send" tooltip resolved my problem. Weird not?

[4refr0nt]

Its may be UI library bug

[jeanfbrito]

Not fully solved, sometimes when the tooltip of a "empty tooltip" apears with just an space inside, bugs the interface again. This is driving me nuts... Haha

[oddstr13]

Recording of the issue appearing.

Hovering the input bar breaks the UI.
Moving the ESPlorer window to the secondary monitor gives a working UI on that monitor, until the hover-text of the command input is displayed again. Moving back to main monitor does not fix the issue.

OS: Windows 10
GPU: GTX1070
Screen resolution: 2 * 1920x1080, side by side.
Java:

java version "1.8.0_121"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_121-b13)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.121-b13, mixed mode)

The following appears on the console, not sure if related:

[0x7FFEC09E5110] ANOMALY: meaningless REX prefix used
[0x7FFEB6D84250] ANOMALY: meaningless REX prefix used

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