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Correctly display tooltips for buttons in Tree when they overlap cell content (reverted) #79792
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That doesn't really solve the problem and also introduces an ugly visual bug. If buttons that overlap text don't show their tooltips and instead the text content's tooltip is shown, then we should make sure that the elements which are visually on top contribute to the tooltip ahead of the elements which are below. See |
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Okay, so after looking through the logic and the suggested change I think that the solution should be to add position to the The change needs to happen in Edit: It may also help to simplify the code that checks for buttons being pressed. |
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See above.
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Almost ready, but you've removed a bit too much. Make sure to test with multicolumn Trees.
I would also recommend rebasing against the current master, as your base commit is over a month old.
Edit: Oh, and please amend the commit message. The title of the PR is a good option.
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LGTM.
There are still some inconsistencies regarding buttons' position when we detect clicks, but it's a pre-existing issue that's unrelated to this. I'll take a look as a follow-up to this PR.
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Closes #79629
I copied the 3.x behavior for the SceneTree: once the width becomes too small, the overflowing text of the node's name is hidden.
The way I found to do this is by creating a second column in the TreeItem and adding the buttons to this column to make sure that there is no overlap. I also set the clip property of the first column to false in order to hide the overflow