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Hey, all right, guys! I’m creating a program and I’d like him to have a calendar on the main screen. I searched and found jcalendar-1.4, however, when adding it some numbers are not shown (they have three dots). Someone could assist me in setting up?
Here is the image of the component when the program is not running yet:
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What happens is that when you are developing you have a preview of your screen, however when you run your program the Look and Feel is applied and some properties of the components are quite different, such as padding can increase and the numbers that had plenty of space to appear now get squeezed.
To make them appear just increase the component to make sure they have enough space to show the numbers when the program is running.
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What are the components that have the
...? Are buttons?– Math
Math, good afternoon! These are numbers. Follow print i.imgur.com/s91cNP6.png Thank you
– Diogo Malvezzi
As I understood it is the Calendar itself then after expanded (clicked to choose the date), is not it? At first I found that the Calendar was not clicked and that were Jbuttons.
– Math
In print (i.imgur.com/s91cNP6.png) the file is not running and the numbers appear correctly...so run it gets the dots.
– Diogo Malvezzi
If you take the look and Feel of Nimbus appear the numbers? I know it’s not an answer to ask Voce not to use the Nimbus, but if you can do it as a test.. Something else, not to increase component size?
– Math
Math, I resized all layout and it was right. Thanks for the help and bad for not being clear from the beginning. Beginner knows how it is :) Thank you, prosperity and success! "Where I click to score you?"
– Diogo Malvezzi
I’ll draft an answer for you :)
– Math