Wireshark-bugs: [Wireshark-bugs] [Bug 11469] New: Adding a column to the left of an existing col
      
      
    
    
        
          | Bug ID | 
          11469
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          | Summary | 
          Adding a column to the left of an existing column causes the new column to take the width of the column to the right of it
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          | Product | 
          Wireshark
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          | Version | 
          Git
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          | Hardware | 
          x86
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          | OS | 
          All
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          | Status | 
          UNCONFIRMED
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          | Severity | 
          Normal
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          | Priority | 
          Low
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          | Component | 
          Qt UI
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          | Assignee | 
          bugzilla-admin@wireshark.org
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          | Reporter | 
          jeff.morriss.ws@gmail.com
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        Build Information:
git as of today
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Wow, that Summary's a mouthful but I think it's accurate.  Here's a simple
explanation:
In the Qt UI I went to the Column preferences and added a new column (I left it
titled "New Column" and left it as the [Frame] Number).  I then dragged this
column ahead (in this UI, above) the Info column so I would actually see it on
the packet summary screen.
After submitting the change the newly created column took up most of the
display; it appears to have taken the width of the Info column (which then
became a very narrow column off the right side of the display--I had to scroll
over to see it).
Adding a column via "Apply as column" does not have this problem: the new
column is added to the left of Info but with a sane width.
         
      
      
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