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Enhancement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4
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None
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1.1, 1.3.0
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Fix Understood
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generic
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generic, solaris_10
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 14:11:59 +0100
From: "M.-A. DARCHE" <###@###.###>
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To: ###@###.###
Subject: BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width) suggestion
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Hi,
I'm writting to suggest that you add a field to the BevelBorder
constructor, in order to specify the width of the bevel.
This might me useful for people who have to set up many BevelBorder inside
each-other in order to get a larger bevel effect. This is especially useful
when working on a high resolution screen on which a simple BevelBorder
simply doesn't appear to be a BevelBorder!
BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width)
BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width, Color highlight, Color shadow)
BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width, Color highlightOuter,
Color highlightInner, Color shadowOuter, Color shadowInner)
Maybe a setWidth(int width) method would be a better choice?
Please let me know what you think about this topic when you have
enough time.
Thank you for considering this suggestion,
Regards,
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Marc-AurM-^Hle DARCHE -- ###@###.###, membre fondateur de l'AFUL
Association Francophone des Utilisateurs de Linux et des Logiciels Libres
*** http://www.aful.org ***
Marc-AurM-^Hle DARCHE -- ###@###.###, founder member of the AFUL
French-speaking Linux and Free Software Users' Association
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From: "M.-A. DARCHE" <###@###.###>
X-Accept-Language: en, fr
MIME-Version: 1.0
To: ###@###.###
Subject: BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width) suggestion
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Hi,
I'm writting to suggest that you add a field to the BevelBorder
constructor, in order to specify the width of the bevel.
This might me useful for people who have to set up many BevelBorder inside
each-other in order to get a larger bevel effect. This is especially useful
when working on a high resolution screen on which a simple BevelBorder
simply doesn't appear to be a BevelBorder!
BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width)
BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width, Color highlight, Color shadow)
BevelBorder(int bevelType, int width, Color highlightOuter,
Color highlightInner, Color shadowOuter, Color shadowInner)
Maybe a setWidth(int width) method would be a better choice?
Please let me know what you think about this topic when you have
enough time.
Thank you for considering this suggestion,
Regards,
--
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Marc-AurM-^Hle DARCHE -- ###@###.###, membre fondateur de l'AFUL
Association Francophone des Utilisateurs de Linux et des Logiciels Libres
*** http://www.aful.org ***
Marc-AurM-^Hle DARCHE -- ###@###.###, founder member of the AFUL
French-speaking Linux and Free Software Users' Association
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- duplicates
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JDK-4368104 Bevel border with definable bevel width
- Closed