look-and-feel

I have a simple-ish cell renderer which is composed of a few JLabel s (the renderer itself extends JPanel ) and I'm trying to get it to render sensibly in the Nimbus look and feel. Basically what is happening is that in the lighter rows (as Nimbus has alternate row coloring ), my specific cell renderer is using the table background color (which is much darker than both lighter and the darker row colors). In my renderer I do: if (isSelected) { setBackground(table.getSelectionBackground); } else { setBackground(table.getBackground); } If I comment this whole block of code out then then all my

I have a VB6 application where I'd like to have a consistent behavior among its controls application-wide. One of the behaviors, for example, would be highlighting a text box when it gains focus and removing the highlight when it loses focus. I'd like this to happen on every form. What I'm trying to do is have one sub procedure that can be called by all forms when they load that will make this behavior happen. That way, I don't have to manually code for each individual text box to make it highlight. I've tried getting VB6 to attach an event handler to a control at runtime but it just barks at

Eclipse has a context menu item to hide the entire toolbar of RCP. Where is the corresponding menu item to show the hidden toolbar? I know it should be shown if using a new workspace. However I hope find the related feature in the GUI of eclipse. Use the Window menu, you have a "Show toolbar" option there. I'm on Mac OS X, and one thing I always forget about is the stupid lozenge button in the upper right corner of the window. I hit this by accident and was going nuts trying to figure out where my toolbar had gone until I (experimentally) hit it again. I tried one solution here and worked for

Does anyone know how to have the MenuStrips to rendered with native Windows look and feel depending the OS version the user is using? The current renders don't do it... I'm currently using a third party control that can do it but uses MainMenu and ContextMenu instead of what I'm looking for, the MenuStrip... Someone else pointed me one, here it is for anyone interested: http://code.google.com/p/szotar/source/browse/trunk/Client/Szotar.WindowsForms/Base/NativeToolStripRenderer.cs 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1204041/net-menustrip-with-native-windows-renderer

The windows look and feel layout on JFileChooser is much better than other look and feels like nimbus. So I'm looking for a way to have the layout of a system look and feel but have nimbus or others theme on top. Is this possible? If so how can it be done? It's possible, though I don't know whether it's recommended. I managed to get it to work by asking the view to update itself on all but the topmost JFileChooser component (since that would replace all the chooser components with the Nimbus ones which you don't want). I'd regard this as a hack that may or may not work depending on the