Curtis Stanford wrote:
> Thanks for the link Werner. Is there any way to control which one to
> use (in Java)?
I don't know if there is a way to force a specific style in Apple's Aqua
Look and Feel.
I fear there is not. I haven't read the latest release notes for Java 1.4
Update 2 though.
Shameless plug:
I have implemented a ComboBoxUI of my own for the Quaqua Look and Feel.
(This feature works with Java 1.4 only.)
http://www.randelshofer.ch/quaqua/download.html
Currently my ComboBoxUI mimiks the behaviour of Apple's Aqua Look and Feel.
So there is no way either.
But I could add support for a client property, which lets you explicitly
define a specific style.
So, if using a different look and feel is suitable for you, I'll add that
feature to an upcoming version of the Quaqua L&F. - This might cost you a
bottle of wine though. ;-)
Since the Quaqua L&F is open source, you can add this option by yourself. -
no wine needed.
-Werner
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