Comment to 0.19

[theUser BL]

The new version of 0.19 is nice!

One of the biggest problems was, that Java-programs aborts with GNU 
Classpath, which I have mentioned at
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/classpath/2005-09/msg00185.html

This problem now don't exists any more. The JamVM I use is still the same. 
But with the new GNU Classpath, the Java-programs no loger aborts.

In some cases something hangs. So the Button-Example from the Swing-Example 
makes sometimes problems. Sometimes I can click on a checkbox and nothing 
happens. But all other things works still correct. But if I close the window 
and open it again clicking on the Button "Buttons" in the Main-Swing-Demo, 
all works again correct.

The most other problems you know yourself I think (like, that it is not 
possible to make windows smaller like they are at the start).

What me a little bit surprised is, that GNU Classpath becomes the same bugs 
as Suns Java.
In the "Viewport"-Demo or how it was called, there existing now the bug (or 
isn't it one?) that after the button moved to left or right, on the places 
where the button isn't any more, still parts of it exists as lines. (But 
with Suns Java it looks like the same).

The same is with the shadow under the scrollbar. You can see it in the 
Scroolbar-Demo of the Swing-Demos. Under the Scrollbar of the top left, 
there is under the Scrollbar a shadow. But under the buttons of the 
Scrollbar there isn't one. And I think the shadow is wrong there. But thats 
the same like in Suns Java. There existing the same bug - since Swing 1.0.3. 
And I have critisized it very often. But now GNU Classpath doing the same.


Additional to bugs, which Sun have, GNU Classpath have its own bugs. I have 
seen, that the AWT don't recognice, when the window was moved.
For example the Listing2902 at
http://www.mycore.de/library/go-to-java-2/html/k100181.html
works only right at start. But if you move the window, the program don't 
recogniczed it.
Only to mention it. Because without completly functional AWT, a completly 
functional Swing isn't possible.


Greatings
theuserbl