Bill Tschumy <email@hidden> wrote:
>I have a modal Find/Replace dialog that I would like to allow the user
>to close via the keyboard (either Cmd-W, or possible ESCAPE). Seems
>like in past versions of Java on OS X, hitting ESCAPE automatically
>closed the dialog. This no longer seems to be the case in 1.4.2.
The default key/action maps may have changed. As I recall, ESCAPE is
typically bound to the Cancel key, not the close-widget, but I could be
wrong, since it's a while since I looked at it.
Print out the default action-maps and see if ESCAPE is bound to anything.
Or print it out on the version where it worked (or under the Metal PLAF),
and then add code to make sure it gets mapped on 1.4.2.
You might want to bind command-dot, too. I use that for "Cancel" more
often than I use ESCAPE.
>I tried adding a single "Close" menu item to a menu attached to the
>dialog, but when I do this the menubar appears at the top of the
>dialog, not at the top of the screen like my main window's menubar
>does.
JDialog menubars always appear in-window on Mac OS X, because of
inheritance reasons and the implementation of screen-menubars. I forget
where I read this, but it might be one of the release notes:
<http://developer.apple.com/releasenotes/Java/>
-- GG
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