protected int _getMaxDescent(String font) { return getFont(font).metrics.getMaxDescent(); }
protected boolean _supressDirtyOnResize() { return true; }
+ protected void postInit() {
+ if (Log.on) Log.log(Platform.class, " color depth = " +
+ Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getColorModel().getPixelSize() + "bpp");
+ }
+
+ protected void _criticalAbort(String message) {
+ if (Log.on) Log.log(this, message);
+ final Dialog d = new Dialog(new Frame(), "XWT Cannot Continue");
+ d.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
+ TextArea ta = new TextArea("XWT cannot continue because:\n\n" + message, 10, 80);
+ ta.setEditable(false);
+ d.add(ta, "Center");
+ Button b = new Button("OK");
+ b.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
+ public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
+ d.dispose();
+ }
+ });
+ d.add(b, "South");
+ d.setModal(true);
+ d.pack();
+ d.show();
+ new Semaphore().block();
+ }
+
protected String _getClipBoard() {
Clipboard cb = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemClipboard();
if (cb == null) return null;
if (ret == null) {
pf.parse(font);
if (pf.name.equals("tty")) pf.name = "monospace";
- ret = new MetricatedFont(pf.name, (pf.bold ? Font.BOLD : 0) | (pf.italic ? Font.ITALIC : 0), pf.size);
+
+ // Java's fonts tend to be, on average, two points smaller than Win32/X11 fonts. This is most acute in
+ // the proxy password dialog on Linux
+ ret = new MetricatedFont(pf.name, (pf.bold ? Font.BOLD : 0) | (pf.italic ? Font.ITALIC : 0), pf.size + 2);
+
fontCache.put(font, ret);
}
return ret;