awesome!
thanks for posting how you solved it, since this is often not done these
days.
-mbien
On 28.06.22 20:32, Mike Hallan wrote:
Got it working. Don't do step 3) that I described because adding the
dependencies as per step 4) will already include the relevant classes.
On Monday, June
Got it working. Don't do step 3) that I described because adding the
dependencies as per step 4) will already include the relevant classes.
On Monday, June 27, 2022, 10:32:09 PM GMT+3, Mike Hallan
wrote:
Neil,
I tried what you said and I'm still having issues. Hopefully something
Neil,
I tried what you said and I'm still having issues. Hopefully something simple
perhaps you could please clarify, probably in step 4) below. Here's what I did:
1) I took out the code that I initially showed in Installer. 2) I set the LAF
through Branding.Specifically, r-click on NB platfo
Hi,
On Mon, 27 Jun 2022 at 08:35, Mike Hallan wrote:
> I managed to load FlatLAF in Installer module (my code shown below)
Firstly, don't do this. We changed the IDE default look and feel to
FlatLaf, not the platform itself. Do the change the same way the IDE
does, ie. by branding it.
Changes
I managed to load FlatLAF in Installer module (my code shown below)
My app screen shot: https://snipboard.io/DyuCkl.jpgCompared to FlatLAF in NB
IDE, note that in my app the tabs are:- shorter in height.- non-selected tab
"Module2 Window" is VERY DARK.- selected tab has no underline.
For com
I don’t know anything about NB platform apps but the LAFs you said were
included come with the JDK, whereas FlatLAF is not. At one point FlatLAF also
didn’t come with the IDE and had to be added as a plugin - ie an nbm file.
Maybe you need to do that?
Hope that helps,
Tom
> On Jun 26, 2022,
Hi,
I upgraded an existing NB Platform Application (using Ant) to NB 14 and want to
get the app to use FlatLAF Light as the default on startup. It doesn't and the
FlatLAF doesn't even appear as an option in the app's LAF combo box.
Even if I create a completely a new Platform Application the Fla
