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thisButton
=
me
;
}
/** Called when the button actually gets pressed. */
public
public
void
void
actionPerformed
(
ActionEvent e
) {
try
try
{
UIManager
.
setLookAndFeel
(
theLNFName
);
SwingUtilities
.
updateComponentTreeUI
(
theFrame
);
theFrame
.
pack
();
}
catch
catch
(
Exception evt
) {
JOptionPane
.
showMessageDialog
(
null
null
,
"setLookAndFeel didn't work: "
+
evt
,
"UI Failure"
,
JOptionPane
.
INFORMATION_MESSAGE
);
previousButton
.
setSelected
(
true
true
);
// reset the GUI to agree
}
previousButton
=
thisButton
;
}
}
public
public static
void
main
(
String
[]
argv
) {
LNFSwitcher o
=
new
static
void
new
LNFSwitcher
();
o
.
theFrame
.
setVisible
(
true
true
);
}
}
See Also
You can find some alternative look-and-feel implementations on the Web. If you'd like to
build your own look and feel, perhaps for corporate identity reasons, some of these, in con-
junction with O'Reilly's
Java Swing
, would be a good starting point.
Enhancing Your Swing GUI for Mac OS X
Problem
You tried running your Swing GUI application on Mac OS X, and it didn't look right.
