Name: krT82822 Date: 12/22/98


When a menu pops up - from a right-click, JMenuBar, or whatever, the individual items in the list should follow some basic alignment rules so that the
whole menu appears consistent.
  - WinLF - Extra space is allocated along the left edge of the menu for the check/radio mark for any potentially present JCheckBoxMenuItem or
JRadioButtonMenuItem components even if there are none. By convention on Win32, the checkmark in a menu is actually a depressed button
representation of the menuitem's icon (if any), and it appears in the same 'column' as the icons for other non-check items.
  If no icon is supplied by the JCheckBoxMenuItem, a default checkmark icon should be used. The text should be left aligned for the whole menu.
The accelerators (called 'shortcuts' in Win32) should also be left-aligned along the right side of the menu (bug #4113639) for the entire menu. This
should look and feel like a native Win32 application.
  - JLF - Similar problems with WinLF: Wasted space, and text should line up.
  - MotifLF - Slightly better than JLF/WinLF - less wasted space, but text is still not lined up between check (bug #4133790), radio, and regular items.
(Review ID: 48242)
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