On Tue, 3 Aug 2021 06:25:07 GMT, Prasanta Sadhukhan <psadhuk...@openjdk.org> wrote:
>> In the linke above the >> nimbusBlueGrey #a9b0be (169,176,190) >> While the "EditorPane.background and TextPane.background" are: >> TextPane.background #d6d9df (214,217,223) >> EditorPane.background #d6d9df (214,217,223) >> >> It is still unclear why setting these values in the XML file prevents the >> user to change it later, also it will be good to understand the purpose of >> "shape" since it also sets some coordinates values. > > Yes, I meant the grey background what is being described in > EditorPane.background and TextPane.background is what is being shown now, not > literally NimbusBlueGrey. Till now we were showing white which is in contrary > to this default. > > I could not find any purpose of shape by looking at skin.laf as it is not > being used in Synth source code, so that is why I ran all JCK/jtreg testsuite > and found no regression. It is also there from initial days. > I leave it for user of Synth/Nimbus L&F or anyone from open community to > highlight the need of "shape" Does it mean that "shapes" tag is not used and we can remove all its usage in the file? ------------- PR: https://git.openjdk.java.net/jdk/pull/4930
