private void setSettings() {
if (font.getText().equalsIgnoreCase(getFontString(Font.decode(null)))) {
LocalSettings.setProperty(
LocalSettings.DEFAULT_FONT, getFontString(jFontChooser1.getSelectedFont()));
} else if (font.getText() != null
&& font.getText().length() > 0
&& !(getFontString(font.getText())).equalsIgnoreCase(getFontString(Font.decode(null)))) {
LocalSettings.setProperty(LocalSettings.DEFAULT_FONT, getFontString(font.getText()));
} else {
Popup.notice(Messages.VALUE_NOT_VALID + font.getText());
}
jFontChooser1.setSelectedFont(
Font.decode(LocalSettings.getProperty(LocalSettings.DEFAULT_FONT)));
font.setText(getFontString(jFontChooser1.getSelectedFont()));
applyFont(Font.decode(getFontString(font.getText())));
}
/**
* Similar to {@link #showFontDialog(Component, String)} except it can be called from a static
* context. Prefer {@link #showFontDialog(Component, String)} if you want to control the dialog
* created by the method call or if you want to specify a custom {@link FontChooserModel}.
*
* @param parent the parent <code>Component</code> for the dialog
* @param title the String containing the dialog's title
* @param initialFont the initial Font set when the font-chooser is shown
* @return the selected font or <code>null</code> if the user opted out
* @throws java.awt.HeadlessException if GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless() returns true.
* @see java.awt.GraphicsEnvironment#isHeadless
* @see #showFontDialog(Component, String)
*/
public static Font showDialog(Component parent, String title, Font initialFont) {
JFontChooser chooser = new JFontChooser();
chooser.setSelectedFont(initialFont);
return chooser.showFontDialog(parent, title);
}
