Whenever I create a GUI and then run it I always get a JFrame which is grey appear, the correct format is only displayed once I make the JFrame smaller or bigger even if only slightly. Is there something wrong or is this the default display of GUIs?
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JFrame appearance
Whenever I create a GUI and then run it I always get a JFrame which is grey appear, the correct format is only displayed once I make the JFrame smaller or bigger even if only slightly. Is there something wrong or is this the default display of GUIs?
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Re: JFrame appearance
No, it's not the default. Set all components before displaying the JFrame and work on the EDT. It' s hard to help without seeing an SSCCE.
keepStriving (December 11th, 2013)
Re: JFrame appearance
Needed to setVisible(true) after components to JFrame have been added not before.
This helped swing - Java items appear only after the window is resize - Stack Overflow
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