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Swing rendering appears broken in JDK 1.8, correct in JDK 1.7
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Closed 8 years ago.
I know this is not a programming issue, but I couldn't find any solution for two days. I have installed Windows builder and created my first hello world app, but something is wrong with the controls.
For example, this line
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "hello world");
gives me output.
What is wrong?
or type something jtextField
This could be a problem of your graphics card rendering poor quality images. Like greg-449 suggested, look at stackoverflow.com/q/22737535/2670892
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Android Studio Editor Font Sizing
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Closed 10 months ago.
I was working with my class 9 project of android studio and while editing the font size I mistakenly changed it to 222 instead of 22, and now i can't see anything properly. How can i make it normal again?
Well this is not the right way to ask a question on stackoverflow and you should read the guidelines before asking questions.
But for your issue go to the xml file you were working on, located in res-> layout.
Press (ctrl + F) on Windows and type "size". This will help you to find the font size easily in your xml file.
Once you have found it change it to 22dp or anything you need.
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How do I import the javafx correctly into eclipse? ("The import cannot be resolved")
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Closed 1 year ago.
I installed JavaFX 11 in Eclipse using a custom User Library with JavaFX in it, but now I would like to be able to see the documentation in the tooltip windows in Eclipse. Currently it is showing me this:
How do I implement this correctly?
This problem occurs quite often. But there is a simple solution; add the preferences (Add the JRE in your JDK similar like that).
For more information please see here: Solution JRE
After adding the javadoc source to library it should work (hopefully).
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eclipse plugin for bluej interface [closed]
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Closed 4 years ago.
I've recently tried to switch from Bluej (we used that in school) to eclipse (which seems to be way more widespread) but I have some trouble distinguishing between different loops and methods etc. I am used to everything being highlighted. Is there a way to make it look like in BlueJ?
Thanks in advance!
NetBeans is another widely used IDE if you're willing to switch to it, it also has a BlueJ plugin. However, it's only available for NetBeans 6.5
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What is the easiest way to design Java Swing GUIs in Eclipse IDE?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I used Netbeans a lot but recently switched to Eclipse Luna. I am trying to create a GUI app in Java but I am having some trouble with this.
The drag and drop of Swing is very restrictive in Eclipse, I can get the label or text field any where on the screen I want, it keeps snapping to these weird "grid lines", or am I doing something wrong?
Are there extra plugins I need or am I doing something wrong?
Fixed the problem. I had to change the type of layout my form uses.
Thanks for your help.
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Is there an Eclipse plugin for collaborative editing? [closed]
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Closed 5 years ago.
A friend and I would like to do some real-time collaboration with Eclipse. Does anyone know a way we can share the entire project? I've looked around and I can't really find anything but something called Cola, and I can't find anything more on that than a video of them using it.
We've already installed the latest ECF, so if we're headed in the right direction, what's next?
I think Saros is what you are looking for.
The instructions for Cola are right here.