Hi Frank,
a little addenda:
but as I was using the NetBeans IDE on Win XP (on Linux doesn't work so
well) with Metal Look and Feel, I didn't realize this painting issue...
and for some specs. I see some of you people are using Win XP with the
same L&F.
Ah!, which means it doesn't happen with native look and feel. Which is
logical, now that I debugged into it ... (I left a comment for Christian
in the issue, describing what I found out so far).
The issue is independent from the native L&F, it's just that it can be
notice when the system's colors are different:
the default L&F on Windows XP is the blue one you see on Illustration 1
(http://www.openoffice.org/nonav/issues/showattachment.cgi/49132/AWT_TREE_CONTROL_PAINTING_ISSUE.odt)
"Windows XP default look and feel (blue). The system color rendered for
the background of selected items [see
java.awt.SystemColor.textHighlight] is RGB(49, 106, 197), this is right.
But the system color rendered for the text of selected items [see
java.awt.SystemColor.textHighlightText] is RGB(255, 255, 255); this one
is wrong rendered: keeps the same system color rendered for the text of
control panels and control objects [see java.awt.SystemColor.controlText]."
what happens here is that in the Win XP Metal L&F "both system colors
are the same [java.awt.SystemColor.textHighlightText and
java.awt.SystemColor.controlText both RGB(0, 0, 0)]." (Illustration 3)
This just a coincidence!
Bye,
Ariel.
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