Sean Cribbs wrote:
> I've reached an intermediate completion point. All of the peers and the
> toolkit compile, however, there are runtime errors. In digging through
> Sun's source, I have realized the java.awt.Toolkit class maintains a
> pointer to the first initialized toolkit. Therefore, any changes to the
> awt.toolkit property are ignored after the first toolkit is created.
> (@#$%&^*&^!!!!) If you run the JOSTKtest class I have included, you can
> see everything fine. However, if you specify the awt.toolkit property
> to be org.jos.ui.core.JOSToolkit on the command line, it doesn't work.
> I would like some help with this if anyone has time. Additionally, some
> of the peers won't pass back all the appropriate events. I believe List
> and Scrollbar are a few. The Component and Container peers are still
> skeletons, until I can get a well-defined interface with graphics
> hardware (most likely using JADE).
Well in JOS it wont matter since it will be the default toolkit for one
thing.
also Id like to say this is part of JADE, and should be in something
like org.jos.experimental.seancribbs.ui.jade.awt.JOSToolkit.
cant component, container, frame and all that just be lightweight and
have all the graphics stuff in Window?(since thats where it all comes
from) and that just use the Screen (or whatever).
Cheers,
DigiGod
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