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swing UI & property prefixes -
01-02-2009, 03:53 PM
hi all,
I want to apply UI properties selectively to components, e.g. three buttons may have a special color scheme. Is there a better way that giving the special buttons their own UI / usually with just #getPropertyPrefix overridden? I'd love to know how close people have gotten to "css " stylesheets with Swing ... Ideally I'd like to have some style class mechanism at my disposal ... ! thanks! |
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