Describe the bug
When dragging and dropping elements on a secondary monitor when monitor-specific scaling is disabled, there is an offset between the actual and calculated drop position.
This is a result of a previous fix for the same when monitor-specific scaling was enabled, which did not consider the case when monitor-specific scaling is disabled:
To Reproduce
- Start an Eclipse SDK with monitor-specific scaling disabled.
- Move the window to a secondary monitor that has a different zoom than the primary monitor
- Open, e.g., the project or package explorer and ensure that it contains some elements
- Drag and move an element inside that explorer
Expected behavior
Actual and calculated drop position should be the same on secondary monitors.
Screenshots
This is how it looks on 125% secondary monitor (with 100% primary monitor zoom):
Environment:
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Version since
I20250707-1800
Describe the bug
When dragging and dropping elements on a secondary monitor when monitor-specific scaling is disabled, there is an offset between the actual and calculated drop position.
This is a result of a previous fix for the same when monitor-specific scaling was enabled, which did not consider the case when monitor-specific scaling is disabled:
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Actual and calculated drop position should be the same on secondary monitors.
Screenshots
This is how it looks on 125% secondary monitor (with 100% primary monitor zoom):
Environment:
Version since
I20250707-1800