3.1.5 for MacOS has binder with a strange area on Japanese language setting

Binder has a strange area when the language setting is Japanese.

The first image is on English language setting. Binder does not have a strange area.

The second image is on Japanese language setting. Binder has a strange area.

Scrivener version: 3.1.5 (12258)
MacOS version: 10.14.6

Reproduce procedure:

  1. Create or open a Scrivener project. (On English language setting)
  2. Show binder only. (Do not show collections)
  3. Change language to Japanese. (Menu bar -> Scrivener -> Preferences -> Language)
  4. Restart Scrivener and reopen the project.

I have the same issue.

macOS Catalina 10.15.2

Me too.
3.1.4 does not show this bug.

This is a known issue, it should be fixed in the next update. In the meanwhile you can use 3.1.4 if you wish. You can always download the previous version from the release notes page.

Thank you for your answer. I wait for the next update.

You may have already identified the cause of the blank space, but I will report it just in case.
It seems that the cause is “MainDocument.nib” in the Japanese resource folder (ja.lproj).

Thanks! Yes, this should be fixed once the macOS 11 compatibility update is available.

Thank you for your reply. :smiley:
I’m looking forward to the update.

Tested Version 3.2.1, the same issue is still alive.Please fix this. Thanks.

Me, too. Version 3.2.1.
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I love Scrivener :smiley:

Should be fixed in our latest test build:
literatureandlatte.com/dlbe … 091220.zip

Katherine

Thank you for opening your latest test build, Ver. 3.2.1 (14541).

I tested it in Mac OS Ver.10.13.6, and Japanese language setting.

I created a project in previous version, and it opened in (14541),
Binder does not have a strange area.
It was corrected.

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But “show collections view” has a strange area??

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And, I created a new project in (14541), binder and “collections view” don’t have a strange area.
It was corrected, too.

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I just wanted to let you know.
Thank you.

度もありがとうマムーさん。

Thank you for letting us know. – Katherine

You can drag the collection split to whatever height you want, even if there are no collections in the view to see. It’s like how you can change the width of the binder to be super wide, and end up with blank space to the right of all the names.

Blame Apple for the trend of making split dividers impossible to see and almost as difficult to use. :slight_smile:

Thank you :smiley:

Oh, I forgot about it ! Thank you :smiley:

And I updated with new version 3.2.2 (14632) now, this bug was corrected.
Thank you!

Great, glad it’s fixed now! This was a crazy bug that I still scratch my head over. I thought I had it fixed in 3.2, but didn’t. It turns out that Apple’s tool for creating UI files in other languages was corrupting the sizing in the Japanese UI file. I had to fix up the sizing in code, which seems to have done the trick. Sorry it took so long for me to figure out what was going on.

All the best,
Keith