Patrick Spingys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Classpath-Team !
>
> I have two little questions:
>
> 1) I have heard, that the Look-And-Feel of Japhar with Classpath
> is GTK+-like. Thats wonderful for Linux. But how looks like
> on other platforms. Is it there GTK+-like too or is it
> there like the original Java? (I think under M$-Windows, BeOS,
> Solaris, etc. there is an Java with GTK+-feeling not so good)
There is work on a Swing based GTK Look and Feel. That is separate
from how the AWT appears and the look and feel you expect from Swing
(Mac, Windows, Motif). Given that the peers are GTK I am going to
assume (haha) here that eventually one might could use GTK themes and
change the appearance of Java applications (java.awt) using our
peers. Shouldn't have an effect on Swing however unless you're using
the GTK look and feel. ;)
> 2) If you create programs like javac (sun.tools.javac.Main),
> javap, javadoc, javakey, etc.. Do you call it then
> javac (gnu.tools.javac.Main), javap, ... , too, or
> (whitch is better) do you call it japharc (gnu.tools.japharc.Main),
> japharp, ... ?
Call it whatever you want. There is a program called ClassTool I'd
like to have contributed to the project (it is a small simple thing
using reflection to do javap type stuff).
Brian
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Brian Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
