Task

<swingLookAndFeel>

Sets the SWING look-and-feel for this JVM, or retrieves look-and-feel-related information from the JVM.

The look-and-feel, in particular, affects the appearance and the behavior of the dialogs produced by the <swingDialog> task.

My platform currently supports the following look-and-feels:

Attribute Summary

Attributes

Name	Description
crossPlatform="..."	Load the "cross-platform look-and-feel" (a.k.a.
getAuxiliaryLookAndFeelNames="...", getAuxiliaryLookAndFeelIds="..."	Store the names or IDs of the auxiliary look-and-feels in the named property.
getInstalledLookAndFeelNames="...", getInstalledLookAndFeelClassNames="..."	Store the names or class names of all available look-and-feels in the named property.
getLookAndFeelName="...", getLookAndFeelId="...", getLookAndFeelClassName="..."	Store the name, ID or class name of the currently loaded look-and-feel in the named property.
name="...", className="..."	Load the look-and-feel designated by name or by class name.
separator="..."	The separator that is used to concatenate elements for the various get*="..." attributes
system="..."	Load the "system look-and-feel".

Attribute Detail

Default values are underlined.

getLookAndFeelName="property-name", getLookAndFeelId="property-name", getLookAndFeelClassName="property-name"

Store the name, ID or class name of the currently loaded look-and-feel in the named property.

See also:

UIManager.getLookAndFeel()

LookAndFeel.getName()

getAuxiliaryLookAndFeelNames="property-name", getAuxiliaryLookAndFeelIds="property-name"

Store the names or IDs of the auxiliary look-and-feels in the named property.

See also:

UIManager.getAuxiliaryLookAndFeels()

LookAndFeel.getName()

LookAndFeel.getID()

getInstalledLookAndFeelNames="property-name", getInstalledLookAndFeelClassNames="property-name"

Store the names or class names of all available look-and-feels in the named property.

See also:

UIManager.getInstalledLookAndFeels()

UIManager.LookAndFeelInfo.getName()

UIManager.LookAndFeelInfo.getClassName()

name="name", className="class-name"

Load the look-and-feel designated by name or by class name.

See also:

UIManager.setLookAndFeel(String)

crossPlatform="true|false"

Load the "cross-platform look-and-feel" (a.k.a. "Metal").

system="true|false"

Load the "system look-and-feel". (On MS Windows systems, that is usually the "Windows" look-and-feel.)

separator="separator|,"

The separator that is used to concatenate elements for the various get*="..." attributes

See also:

getInstalledLookAndFeelNames="..."

getAuxiliaryLookAndFeelIds="..."

getInstalledLookAndFeelNames="..."

getInstalledLookAndFeelClassNames="..."