I downloaded a Look & Feel package and added to my program. It works fine except can't support other languages. If I use other langrages in my program, the language will be shown a "rectangle". How can I make it to support other language?
Thanks.
> I downloaded a Look & Feel package and added to my
> program. It works fine except can't support other
> languages. If I use other langrages in my program,
> the language will be shown a "rectangle". How can I
> make it to support other language?
>
> Thanks.
Think about what you're asking for a moment. You have a look and feel package for your Java application. What would make you think that it would support controlling the look and feel of say C++? You will either have to find a duplicate look and feel package for the language you want to support, or you'll have to make one.
PS.
Sorry for didn't say clearly. The languages in my question mean human language, like Japnese, French etc. When I added this Look & Feel, my application can't show other languages except English
Oh ... hmmmmmm ... internationalization of a look and feel ... You might want to contact the vendor of / developer of the LookAndFeel with this topic and see what they have to say. I rather doubt that there's any way to force it from the application side.
PS.
Check out this posting:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5196469
Setting the component's font can solve this problem. But I have to set every components' fonts in my application. Is there any general method to set the whole frame's font including its all sub components.
What look and feel are you using? Looks and Substance have APIs to set global font policy.
I can't get the source code of the Look and Feel package. Can I make it without modifying the source code?
> What look and feel are you using?
I don't know. I just got one from my company. I don't have the source code of it, so I don't know how it works.
Set breakpoint in UIManager.setLookAndFeel method and see what value is passed to it. You have nobody in your company to ask what look-and-feel is it?