should now display hex, dec, bin, oct. while that may not be necessary, it may be for some. in fact, there really could be a number converter in je somewhere I should think.
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Instead of null, the appropriate component can be passed. Using Toolkit.beep() directly short-circuits the ability of the application look and feel to provide it's own implementation of appropriate error feedback.
should now display hex, dec, bin, oct. while that may not be necessary, it may be for some. in fact, there really could be a number converter in je somewhere I should think.
Nice tiny enhancement - committed.
This needs a minor fix, this line:
Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep();
should be replaced, the right way to make a beep is to make a call like this:
javax.swing.UIManager.getLookAndFeel().provideErrorFeedback(null);
Instead of null, the appropriate component can be passed. Using Toolkit.beep() directly short-circuits the ability of the application look and feel to provide it's own implementation of appropriate error feedback.
Reference: http://danson.grafidog.com/2015/08/getting-rid-of-java-beep.html
I went ahead and did the replacement for the toolkit.beep.