Thanks Glenn for the comments.
I was getting an intermittent notification that there was a missing hamcrest
library, but without doing anything about it the messages seem to have
disappeared. My code certainly doesn't use hamcrest directly, but there may be
some assertion that is translated int
Dear Geertjan,
Thanks. It's just that (as I reported in a previous post) I had problems
opening my old project in NB 11. I then created a library called swing-layout
but didn't give it a classpath - now the project compiles OK even with the
missing classpath (not sure how - should it have one?)
On 6/26/19 9:59 AM, Peter Toye wrote:
> Having recently decided to modify an ancient Java program I installed NB
> version 11, but there doesn't seem to be any support for Swing projects
> in it. Do I have to convert to JavaFX (which I'd first have to learn)?
> Or is it easier just to continue with
You’re going to need to define what “Swing projects” are. Swing is
supported out of the box, NetBeans Platform applications too, which are
Swing projects, too.
Gj
On Wed, 26 Jun 2019 at 16:59, Peter Toye wrote:
> Having recently decided to modify an ancient Java program I installed NB
> version
Having recently decided to modify an ancient Java program I installed NB
version 11, but there doesn't seem to be any support for Swing projects in it.
Do I have to convert to JavaFX (which I'd first have to learn)? Or is it easier
just to continue with Netbeans version 8?
Thanks in advance,
