Appendix A. Look & Feel Resources
Table 1.1 shows a complete list of the component UI
resources (showing the resource name and its expected value type)
defined by the BasicLookAndFeel
. Application-wide
changes can be made to these properties using
UIManager.put()
. For example, the following line would
cause all JButton
s instantiated after this call to
be created with a background color of black:
UIManager.put("Button.background", Color.black);
Alternately, a custom look-and-feel typically defines values for many
of these properties in its
initComponentDefaults()
method. In this case, most resource values should be tagged as
UIResource
s. For more information, see Chapter 26.
Table A-1. Swing PLAF Resources
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