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The Microsoft Application Foundation Classes (AFC) includes the ability to enable hot-tracking by overriding the setHot method.
The sample code below demonstrates overriding the setHot(boolean hot) method, changing the color of the component inside a UIPushButton when the cursor is over the button.
import com.ms.ui.*; import com.ms.fx.*; public class HotTrackDemo { public static void main(String args[]) { UIFrame frame = new UIFrame("HotPushButton Example"); frame.setLayout(new UIGridLayout(3,0)); frame.setSize(320,200); frame.setVisible(true); HotPushButton btn1=new HotPushButton("BUTTON1"); HotPushButton btn2=new HotPushButton("BUTTON2"); btn2.setColors(FxColor.green,FxColor.lightGray); frame.add(btn1); frame.add(btn2); } } class HotPushButton extends UIPushButton { java.awt.Color colorNorm=java.awt.Color.black; java.awt.Color colorHot=java.awt.Color.red; public HotPushButton(String value) { super(value); } public HotPushButton(IUIComponent comp) { super(comp); } public void setColors(java.awt.Color hot,java.awt.Color norm) { colorHot=hot; colorNorm=norm; setHot(isHot()); } public void setHot(boolean hot) { super.setHot(hot); setForeground(hot?colorHot:colorNorm); // Change color of component invalidateAll(); } }
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