fontSelect

To use it add next statements to your code

fntSel = new fontSelect(frame, true);
fntSel.show();

Class fntSel has four public variable, after closing dialog you can use them:

boolean isSelected - True if selection was made; selectedFont, selectedBackground, selectedForeground are

set to value what you selected, otherwise they are null.

Font selectedFont - the font what you selected if isSelected is true.

Color selectedBackground - the background color what you selected if isSelected is true.

Color selectedForekground - the foreground color what you selected if isSelected is true.

fntSel = new fontSelect(fr, true);
fntSel.show();

if (fntSel.isSelected) {

label1.setFont(fntSel.selectedFont);
label1.setBackground(fntSel.selectedBackground);
label1.setForeground(fntSel.selectedForeground);
label1.setText("Font has been selected");

}
This class was written using Java 1.1 process event model.

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