JTree setFont

[Jan Flanders]

I'm trying to change the font of some components but this does not seem to work or I must be doing something wrong.

For example:

var tree = new JTree();
var v = new Verdana();//my embedded font
var f = new org.aswing.ASFont(v.fontName, 12, false, false, false, true);
tree.setFont(f);
tree.setModel(treeModel);

When using the above, the cells of my Tree don't display any text at all.
When I change the last argument to 'false' it always uses 'Times New Roman', no matter what I set for fontName.

I'm using the haxe version of ASWing. Can anyone tell me what is going wrong or what I'm doing wrong.

Cheers,

Jan

[ProG4mr]

Hey Jan,

Have you tried compiling with nme 3.4.0? Alot of things are broken in nme since that version (specially on other targets that flash)

Sorry i havent tried your example but there is a chance your example works with nme 3.4.0

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[ProG4mr]

I mean broken in *aswing*, bad english im in a hurry :).

[Jan Flanders]

On Monday, September 3, 2012 6:21:31 PM UTC+2, ProG4mr wrote:

I mean broken in *aswing*, bad english im in a hurry :).

On Mon, 03 Sep 2012 17:19:44 +0100, ProG4mr <pro...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey Jan,

Have you tried compiling with nme 3.4.0?

 

Hey ProG4mr,

I'm not using NME at all.  I checked out the latest haxe aswing code from svn and I am only targeting flash/swf.
I also tried 'haxelib aswing' but I haven't noticed any difference between the two.

Cheers,

Jan

[ProG4mr]

Well im not sure, but i thought aswing was using nme, truth is that it doesent even compile for some targets

if you update nme past 3.4.0, im not very experienced so i assume it uses nme.

Having said that, let me know if it solves your problem, alot of textfield related bugs appear after upgrade to nme 3.4.2 (or 3.4.1).

[Jan Flanders]

I'm not using NME at all and NME is in no way related to aswing.
NME is a haxe library that lets you use the flash API on other targets than Flash. I'm not targeting any other platform than Flash. I don't need NME at all and aswing doesn't need NME either. ;)

Cheers,

Jan

[ProG4mr]

Ummm ok, thanks for the explanation, its good to know that aswing can be used without nme.

Still i use flashdevelop nme template to make my apps/games, and strangely it gets all broken if

i use latest nme version (flash target is the only one ok tho).

Good luck using aswing, best ui library out there ^^