However, once you start typing, the screen rearranges itself, and the line appears where you expect it to be in your code. You start to type on the line of interest, and it appears to be in the wrong part of you code. It’s as though a bunch of lines have collapsed down to be hidden away like when you get the little + or – circle icon on the left margin. This happens when editing any file (java, javascript, etc). Once I move the cursor off somewhere else, it goes back to normal:Ĥ) The next one is hard to describe, and it hasn’t been easy to get a screen capture. The screen doesn’t show what I’m actually typing, it shows a > each time I type. Now let’s say I want to move the cursor in between the t and (, and type in Lookup, this is what it will start to look like: Sometimes when you got to edit an existing line, there is a ghosting of sorts with the characters at the end of the line. If you type an opening, etc.ģ) This one I think is somewhat related to (2). Then the screen refreshes, and the line numbers reappear.Ģ) The whole balanced bracket detection is SUPER slow.
Macos big sur issues full#
The only fix is to enter full screen mode, and then return to a normal zoom. This has caused lots of problems with the eclipse UI:ġ) If I’m editing several Java classes, over time, the line numbers disappear, along with the little tick marks on the right margin to indicate things such as the location of highlighted keywords.
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