So I tried to catch the issue with the property enabled, but it only
occurred at times when it was not enabled. And when I enabled the
property after that, the issue didn't show up again ... It's still very
rare, but I think I have narrowed it down to it only occuring when the
main memory of th
So I tried to catch the issue with the property enabled, but it only
occurred at times when it was not enabled. And when I enabled the
property after that, the issue didn't show up again ... It's still very
rare, but I think I have narrowed it down to it only occuring when the
main memory of th
So I tried to catch the issue with the property enabled, but it only
occurred at times when it was not enabled. And when I enabled the
property after that, the issue didn't show up again ...
It's still very rare, but I think I have narrowed it down to it only
occuring when the main memory of t
Hello Eduard,
thanks I will try that parameter. But I can already rule out that this
was fixed by the pull request as I used the latest JavaFX 24 ea build,
which already includes this fix.
On 25/08/2024 14:06, Eduard Sedov wrote:
Hello Christopher,
You can try to pass the following paramete
Hello Christopher,
You can try to pass the following parameter to jvm:
-Dprism.dirtyregioncount=1
If it helps, then it's probably the same bug that was fixed in this pull
request:
https://github.com/openjdk/jfx/pull/1451
- eduard
Am 25. Aug. 2024, 13:43, um 13:43, Christopher Schnick
schr
Hello,
so it seems like there is a rare bug in JavaFX (at least on Windows)
where after a resize operation, some controls are rendered as white
boxes. I had this issue on the latest JavaFX 24 ea build on Windows 10.
There were no exceptions thrown or methods called from a non-platform
thread.
