Ahhh, excellent! I knew there had to be an easier way.
tom
Ben Galbraith wrote:
On Aug 24, 2006, at 8:20 AM, Tom Welch wrote:
Many java applications if using swing tend to have really ugly UI's.
The fonts look terrible.
I wrote some code that can make them look a whole lot better. This
On Aug 25, 2006, at 1:19 PM, Slide wrote:
From what I understand SWT is much better as it is a wrapper of the
If you're not already aware, making a statement like this is an
excellent way to start a flame war in Java circles. ;-)
There are two legitimate ways to pursue writing cross-platfo
From what I understand SWT is much better as it is a wrapper of the
native windowing toolkit for the platform (WinAPI on Windows, GTK on
Linux, etc). This would seem to me to make the fonts, etc look as good
as native applications.
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On Aug 25, 2006, at 10:58 AM, Jay Askren wrote:
I tried your code on version of 1.5_04 of java and it didn't work.
SwingUtilities2 is not mentioned in the javadocs for Java 1.5, so I
looked at the code for SwingUtilities2 source code, and it appears
that SwingUtilities2 is not stable, and
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I tried your code on version
I tried your code on version of 1.5_04 of java and it didn't work. SwingUtilities2 is not mentioned in the javadocs for Java 1.5, so I looked at the code for SwingUtilities2 source code, and it appears that SwingUtilities2 is not stable, and the the comments said to not rely on the class.
I did
On Aug 24, 2006, at 8:20 AM, Tom Welch wrote:
Many java applications if using swing tend to have really ugly
UI's. The fonts look terrible.
I wrote some code that can make them look a whole lot better.
This code requires jre 1.5.
If you're on JDK5, just set this system property:
swing
Many java applications if using swing tend to have really ugly UI's.
The fonts look terrible. I wrote some code that can make them look a
whole lot better. This code requires jre 1.5. Simply put this method
into some type of utilities class and then call it whenever you want to
make a comp
