Java Code Examples for sun.awt.UNIXToolkit#getGtkVersion()

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Example 1
Source File: GTKLookAndFeel.java    From dragonwell8_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public void initialize() {
    /*
     * We need to call loadGTK() to ensure that the native GTK
     * libraries are loaded.  It is very unlikely that this call will
     * fail (since we've already verified native GTK support in
     * isSupportedLookAndFeel()), but we can throw an error in the
     * failure situation just in case.
     */
    Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    if (toolkit instanceof UNIXToolkit &&
        !((UNIXToolkit)toolkit).loadGTK())
    {
        throw new InternalError("Unable to load native GTK libraries");
    }

    if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() == UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK2) {
        String version = AccessController.doPrivileged(
                new GetPropertyAction("jdk.gtk.version"));
        if (version != null) {
            IS_22 = version.equals("2.2");
        } else {
            IS_22 = true;
        }
    } else if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() ==
                            UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK3) {
        IS_3 = true;
    }

    super.initialize();
    inInitialize = true;
    loadStyles();
    inInitialize = false;

    /*
     * Check if system AA font settings should be used.
     * Sun's JDS (for Linux and Solaris) ships with high quality CJK
     * fonts and specifies via fontconfig that these be rendered in
     * B&W to take advantage of the embedded bitmaps.
     * If is a Sun CJK locale or remote display, indicate by the condition
     * variable that in this case the L&F recommends ignoring desktop
     * settings. On other Unixes (eg Linux) this doesn't apply.
     * REMIND 1: The isSunCJK test is really just a place holder
     * until we can properly query fontconfig and use the properties
     * set for specific fonts.
     * REMIND 2: See comment on isLocalDisplay() definition regarding
     * XRender.
     */
    gtkAAFontSettingsCond = !isSunCJK && SwingUtilities2.isLocalDisplay();
    aaTextInfo = SwingUtilities2.AATextInfo.getAATextInfo(gtkAAFontSettingsCond);
}
Example 2
Source File: GTKLookAndFeel.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public void initialize() {
    /*
     * We need to call loadGTK() to ensure that the native GTK
     * libraries are loaded.  It is very unlikely that this call will
     * fail (since we've already verified native GTK support in
     * isSupportedLookAndFeel()), but we can throw an error in the
     * failure situation just in case.
     */
    Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    if (toolkit instanceof UNIXToolkit &&
        !((UNIXToolkit)toolkit).loadGTK())
    {
        throw new InternalError("Unable to load native GTK libraries");
    }

    if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() == UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK2) {
        String version = AccessController.doPrivileged(
                new GetPropertyAction("jdk.gtk.version"));
        if (version != null) {
            IS_22 = version.equals("2.2");
        } else {
            IS_22 = true;
        }
    } else if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() ==
                            UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK3) {
        IS_3 = true;
    }

    super.initialize();
    inInitialize = true;
    loadStyles();
    inInitialize = false;

    /*
     * Check if system AA font settings should be used.
     * Sun's JDS (for Linux and Solaris) ships with high quality CJK
     * fonts and specifies via fontconfig that these be rendered in
     * B&W to take advantage of the embedded bitmaps.
     * If is a Sun CJK locale or remote display, indicate by the condition
     * variable that in this case the L&F recommends ignoring desktop
     * settings. On other Unixes (eg Linux) this doesn't apply.
     * REMIND 1: The isSunCJK test is really just a place holder
     * until we can properly query fontconfig and use the properties
     * set for specific fonts.
     * REMIND 2: See comment on isLocalDisplay() definition regarding
     * XRender.
     */
    gtkAAFontSettingsCond = !isSunCJK && SwingUtilities2.isLocalDisplay();
    aaTextInfo = SwingUtilities2.AATextInfo.getAATextInfo(gtkAAFontSettingsCond);
}
Example 3
Source File: GTKLookAndFeel.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public void initialize() {
    /*
     * We need to call loadGTK() to ensure that the native GTK
     * libraries are loaded.  It is very unlikely that this call will
     * fail (since we've already verified native GTK support in
     * isSupportedLookAndFeel()), but we can throw an error in the
     * failure situation just in case.
     */
    Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    if (toolkit instanceof UNIXToolkit &&
        !((UNIXToolkit)toolkit).loadGTK())
    {
        throw new InternalError("Unable to load native GTK libraries");
    }

    if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() == UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK2) {
        String version = AccessController.doPrivileged(
                new GetPropertyAction("jdk.gtk.version"));
        if (version != null) {
            IS_22 = version.equals("2.2");
        } else {
            IS_22 = true;
        }
    } else if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() ==
                            UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK3) {
        IS_3 = true;
    }

    super.initialize();
    inInitialize = true;
    loadStyles();
    inInitialize = false;

    /*
     * Check if system AA font settings should be used.
     * Sun's JDS (for Linux and Solaris) ships with high quality CJK
     * fonts and specifies via fontconfig that these be rendered in
     * B&W to take advantage of the embedded bitmaps.
     * If is a Sun CJK locale or remote display, indicate by the condition
     * variable that in this case the L&F recommends ignoring desktop
     * settings. On other Unixes (eg Linux) this doesn't apply.
     * REMIND 1: The isSunCJK test is really just a place holder
     * until we can properly query fontconfig and use the properties
     * set for specific fonts.
     * REMIND 2: See comment on isLocalDisplay() definition regarding
     * XRender.
     */
    gtkAAFontSettingsCond = !isSunCJK && SwingUtilities2.isLocalDisplay();
    aaTextInfo = SwingUtilities2.AATextInfo.getAATextInfo(gtkAAFontSettingsCond);
}
Example 4
Source File: GTKLookAndFeel.java    From Bytecoder with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public void initialize() {
    /*
     * We need to call loadGTK() to ensure that the native GTK
     * libraries are loaded.  It is very unlikely that this call will
     * fail (since we've already verified native GTK support in
     * isSupportedLookAndFeel()), but we can throw an error in the
     * failure situation just in case.
     */
    Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    if (toolkit instanceof UNIXToolkit &&
        !((UNIXToolkit)toolkit).loadGTK())
    {
        throw new InternalError("Unable to load native GTK libraries");
    }

    if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() == UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK2) {
        String version = AccessController.doPrivileged(
                new GetPropertyAction("jdk.gtk.version"));
        if (version != null) {
            IS_22 = version.equals("2.2");
        } else {
            IS_22 = true;
        }
    } else if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() ==
                            UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK3) {
        IS_3 = true;
    }

    super.initialize();
    inInitialize = true;
    loadStyles();
    inInitialize = false;

    /*
     * Check if system AA font settings should be used.
     * REMIND: See comment on isLocalDisplay() definition regarding
     * XRender.
     */
    gtkAAFontSettingsCond = SwingUtilities2.isLocalDisplay();
    aaTextInfo = new HashMap<>(2);
    SwingUtilities2.putAATextInfo(gtkAAFontSettingsCond, aaTextInfo);
}
Example 5
Source File: GTKLookAndFeel.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public void initialize() {
    /*
     * We need to call loadGTK() to ensure that the native GTK
     * libraries are loaded.  It is very unlikely that this call will
     * fail (since we've already verified native GTK support in
     * isSupportedLookAndFeel()), but we can throw an error in the
     * failure situation just in case.
     */
    Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    if (toolkit instanceof UNIXToolkit &&
        !((UNIXToolkit)toolkit).loadGTK())
    {
        throw new InternalError("Unable to load native GTK libraries");
    }

    if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() == UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK2) {
        String version = AccessController.doPrivileged(
                new GetPropertyAction("jdk.gtk.version"));
        if (version != null) {
            IS_22 = version.equals("2.2");
        } else {
            IS_22 = true;
        }
    } else if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() ==
                            UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK3) {
        IS_3 = true;
    }

    super.initialize();
    inInitialize = true;
    loadStyles();
    inInitialize = false;

    /*
     * Check if system AA font settings should be used.
     * REMIND: See comment on isLocalDisplay() definition regarding
     * XRender.
     */
    gtkAAFontSettingsCond = SwingUtilities2.isLocalDisplay();
    aaTextInfo = new HashMap<>(2);
    SwingUtilities2.putAATextInfo(gtkAAFontSettingsCond, aaTextInfo);
}
Example 6
Source File: GTKLookAndFeel.java    From jdk8u_jdk with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
public void initialize() {
    /*
     * We need to call loadGTK() to ensure that the native GTK
     * libraries are loaded.  It is very unlikely that this call will
     * fail (since we've already verified native GTK support in
     * isSupportedLookAndFeel()), but we can throw an error in the
     * failure situation just in case.
     */
    Toolkit toolkit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();
    if (toolkit instanceof UNIXToolkit &&
        !((UNIXToolkit)toolkit).loadGTK())
    {
        throw new InternalError("Unable to load native GTK libraries");
    }

    if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() == UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK2) {
        String version = AccessController.doPrivileged(
                new GetPropertyAction("jdk.gtk.version"));
        if (version != null) {
            IS_22 = version.equals("2.2");
        } else {
            IS_22 = true;
        }
    } else if (UNIXToolkit.getGtkVersion() ==
                            UNIXToolkit.GtkVersions.GTK3) {
        IS_3 = true;
    }

    super.initialize();
    inInitialize = true;
    loadStyles();
    inInitialize = false;

    /*
     * Check if system AA font settings should be used.
     * Sun's JDS (for Linux and Solaris) ships with high quality CJK
     * fonts and specifies via fontconfig that these be rendered in
     * B&W to take advantage of the embedded bitmaps.
     * If is a Sun CJK locale or remote display, indicate by the condition
     * variable that in this case the L&F recommends ignoring desktop
     * settings. On other Unixes (eg Linux) this doesn't apply.
     * REMIND 1: The isSunCJK test is really just a place holder
     * until we can properly query fontconfig and use the properties
     * set for specific fonts.
     * REMIND 2: See comment on isLocalDisplay() definition regarding
     * XRender.
     */
    gtkAAFontSettingsCond = !isSunCJK && SwingUtilities2.isLocalDisplay();
    aaTextInfo = SwingUtilities2.AATextInfo.getAATextInfo(gtkAAFontSettingsCond);
}