Thanks Conrad and Dani.
Am 08.07.2016 7:33 nachm. schrieb "Conrad Groth" <
info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
AFAIK FLAT means no 3D look. You will see no difference for windows 8 and 10, but for 7.
---- Daniel Megert schrieb ----
> According
to the Javadoc SWT.FLAT should be supported for Buttons.
If you read the Javadoc, you will see
that this style constant is only a HINT. Read the Javadoc of the SWT class
for more details.
Dani
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Button and the SWT.FLAT stylebit
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Hi SWT Team,
I'm trying to customize a SWT button to look flat. According to the
Javadoc SWT.FLAT should be supported for Buttons.
Running the ControlsExample from SWT on Windows and on Linux I cannot
see any difference on a push button, the border is still drawn.
Is this a known bug or do I misunderstand the purpose of the SWT.FLAT stylebit?
Best regards, Lars
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