Corevisions wrote:
> i started to code a look & feel for jos (or just for java) ...
> if you like the idea we could use it as the default look and feel for
> jos. it will be customizable in many ways like border type, fore- and
> background image or color, font style and color, definable keys a.s.o.
> it is in many ways like the MagicUserInterface ( www.sasg.de .. but
> could be wrong) on the Amiga ...
> it is in pre-pre-alpha stage because only ButtonUI is implemented yet
> but it works even with SwingSet ... if anybody is interested in the
> latest source feel free to mail me and i will send it to you ...
first of all this is great, we need more stuff like this (even if you
don't make it part of JOS it aids the Java community in general).
> Package org.jos.ui.plaf.paranoia
> |- ParanoiaLookAndFeel.class // LookAndFeel
> class extends BasicLookAndFeel
> |- ParanoiaButtonUI.class // ButtonUI
> mapped over the basic one
> |- .border
> |- XenBorder.class // XEN
> style border
> |- PlainBorder.class //
> Plain (one-colored) border
> |- BeveledBorder.class //
> Beveled (simple-3D) border
>
> toDo:
> - add lots of border styles (i have ideas for 7 other styles)
> - implement UIClasses for mapping (total of 40 classes, 1 is nearly
> done)
> - write configuration application
> additional work :
> - write Datatypes-style.class that supports to load/save as much
> fileformats as possible
sounds like a separate project... but, why not use the registry?
> - design some themes (color and style)
>
> any help is welcome ... probably i will be willing to lead a new project
> in jos ...
I don't have alot of time to invest in this but I'll do anything I can,
I'm sure that goes for all of us.
Keep the list updated of your progress, no matter how busy we get we can
always donate advice to a project.
Cheers,
DigiGod
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