Eric,
The problem I was reporting in regard to Brian's messaage
was that he had an old (seems 2 releases old) config.ijs...
In answer to your request:
In IDE 1.ijx pane -
wd 'javalaf'
Metal
javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalLookAndFeel
CDE/Motif
com.sun.java.swing.plaf.motif.MotifLookAndFeel
Mac OS X
apple.laf.AquaLookAndFeel
version ''
Binary: j601binubeta_darwin
Library: j601libubeta
Help: j601hlpubeta
Engine: j601/beta/2006-08-16/22:30
ProductName: Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.4.7
BuildVersion: 8J135
In (my 99% normally used) Terminal environment -
iMg5:~ jkt$ ja
wd 'javalaf'
javalaf
javalaf
version ''
Binary: j601binubeta_darwin
Library: j601libubeta
Help: j601hlpubeta
Engine: j601/beta/2006-08-16/22:30
ProductName: Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.4.7
BuildVersion: 8J135
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Seems wd is a surrogate for echo in jconsole.
wd
echo
NB. but in version 504 (Linux) ...
wd
0 0&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
NB. which seems somewhat "cleaner" in terms of output.
Question - is there a way to build (find) an indicator
into my version verb to show J environment (wd versus
jconsole)??
I think I should also build in a Java version indication...
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I had mentioned earlier that I had forgotten Chris'
statement that he had chosen a different name for jconsole
startup ( startup_console.ijs ) - after sleeping on it,
I'm still inclined to continue my practice of a small
mod to profile.ijs to get my own "startup stuff", into
either style of J, from a single .ijs file...
I did verify that having j601/user/config/startup_console.ijs
and j601/user/config/startup.ijs brings startup material into
instantiations of jconsole and jw respectively -- but still,
I think avoiding confusions such as the one Brian had by
having an ancient config/ file after a "clean install" along
with even more effort to install and link startups after a
real clean install weighs on the side of continuing the way
I have in the past - i.e. ignoring startup[_console].ijs
completely....
- joey
At 08:44 -0400 2006/08/24, Eric Iverson wrote:
Joey,
I think Oleg has identified the problem. To verify please report the
result on your Mac of:
wd'javalaf'
It looks as if the startup needs to bit smarter in selecting the LAF.
I think Chris did make the change for startup.ijs but chose to use a
different name for jconsole to avoid conflicts. I think this was
mentioned in a forum message. I will track it down and add it to the
relhigh notes.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Oleg Kobchenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Beta forum" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 12:02 AM
Subject: Re: Java Look and Feel - Was: [Jbeta] mac command shortcuts
The problem may be because under Jdk 5.0 it's called
"Mac OS X" and under Jdk 4.02 it's called "Mac OS X Aqua".
So it's not found in the selection.
--- Joey K Tuttle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 16:50 -0400 2006/08/23, Brian Schott wrote:
My Mac is LAFing Mac with the new beta. Under
Edit|Configure...Java Settings|Look and feel:"Mac OS X Aqua"
I should have also noted that "Mac OS X Aqua" doesn't
appear at all in my clean installs (the Aqua bit).
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