It does, in fact, look like all the enabled JButtons around. Which is a useful thought, and possible lead...and hot damn, there it is.
It turns out that back when most of the tables displaying...
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Re: What might control whether a JTable header appears with default application LAF or not?
It does, in fact, look like all the enabled JButtons around. Which is a useful thought, and possible lead...and hot damn, there it is.
It turns out that back when most of the tables displaying...
Re: Hello from the middle of a decade's worth of legacy code...
No problem. I don't expect anyone to countenance insanity (I'm the only one getting paid to do) and have no great hopes that anyone may be able to do more than occasionally point me in the direction...
What might control whether a JTable header appears with default application LAF or not?
I'm in the process of adding a new tab to a tabbed pane in a 12 year old GUI. This tab will, like several other tabs in the tabbed pane, include as one of its components a JPanel containing a JTable...
Re: Hello from the middle of a decade's worth of legacy code...
I could wish I had that freedom, but no...our system restricts me to making only the smallest changes necessary to implement any fix or enhancement, and I'm code-reviewed on that. And Java 7? Oh,...
Hello from the middle of a decade's worth of legacy code...
I am at this point the last most experienced Java programmer dealing with enhancements to a Java GUI wrapped around a legacy C/C++ app...which is to say, distinctly short on local help, when my own...