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Prototik2012-11-14 09:32:02
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Prototik, 2012-11-14 09:32:02

Latin character corruption in Eclipse

Actually, some characters are simply wildly distorted in the eclipse code editor. I've already tried changing fonts, and demolishing the eclipse itself, and updated it to the very eggs. Maybe someone had something similar? System: Archlinux x64

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gricom, 2012-11-14
@gricom

It doesn’t distort like that for me, but sometimes traces of the old text remain when scrolling, i.e. lines overlap each other. After about a day of work, work with XML begins to slow down, and memory also leaks. Ubuntu 10.04 x64.
And in general, after an update to Eclipse Juno, the idea often arises to roll back to the old version, which worked perfectly.

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Prototik, 2012-11-14
@Prototik

Um, I noticed that this bug is related to the time of work. The more the axis works, the more distortion.
Now she worked for eight hours - the eclipse showed correctly only spaces.
Rebooted - voila, more or less tolerable. But it's still annoying.

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ivanra, 2012-11-15
@ivanra

Perhaps the point is in the 64-bit version of Eclipse, it seemed to me not as stable as the 32-bit version

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