Right now loading icon in WebAsyncTree can only be changed through configuring the AsyncUniqueNode. There should be an easier way to provide default loader icon, possibly through style?

Can documentation be provided as to which spline algorithm is being used? I am noticing some oddities with how the spline is being created, see upper left corner of plot.

I was interested if the spline type could be picked? One I would have as a recommendation is [Centri

The setup:
NetBeans Preferences / "Fonts and Colors" / "Profile" = "FlatLaf Dark"
NetBeans Preferences / "Appearance" / "Prefered Look and Feel" = "FlatLaf Dark"
NB 11.3 + Java 13 + macOS High Sierra

The issues:

• NetBean's Output Window is rendered with black text on white background, which is in a stark contrast to the the rest of NetBean's (dark colored) UI
• Tables in JavaDoc popup

The project depends on JNA v4.x while the v5.x is out. It's problematic when trying to use some other libraries that depend on updated version (oshi/oshi), because there are api changes between the two. Is there a plan to upgrade to the latest jna?

Exception in thread "WindowsEventDispatch" java.lang.IllegalArgume

E.g. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/lookandfeel/_nimbusDefaults.html

and/or something that displays the components in different states

Currently only a portion of the labels shown in the GUI come from the "labels.properties" file.

All visible labels should be translated from the labels.properties instead. As a second step, Spring's MessageSource could be used to handle various languages.

When there is more than one language

hi
plate detect is :

in cutting char it most have more height
this is final plate detected

this is correct char :
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@Sciss writes at scala/scala-swing#76 (comment) :

Regarding the book examples, the best would probably be to simply drop them into test sources, so we would automatically detect if there is a deviation introduced. I have printed copy of edition 2 somewhere buried, and the PDF of edition 1; could you perhaps - if you have PDF of the latest edition - just