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Re: why is JFileChooser so non-Mac-like?

Of course I use JFileChooser's only when I have to.

In my particular case I wanted to integrate some additional controls in the
file dialog, such as the type of file to be opened/created. AFAIK this can
not be done with an AWT FileDialog.

-Werner

Matt Drance wrote:
> ... Or you can use the AWT FileDialog class, which gives you a native file
> dialog with absolutely no such effort. Is there a particularly
> compelling reason people need to use JFileChooser if they're looking for
> a mac-like dialog? ...
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