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Because it is difficult to understand the action "Default" when labelled on a button in various property editors throughout the IDE, make it clearer by rewording it to "Revert to Default". Some examples of where this exists (not inclusive): 1) Form Editor, Component Inspector Prop sheet, a) any of the properties that bring up the color picker (background, foreground) b) font property 2) Executor selection (can get there by clicking on Java node, Execution tab of property sheet, click on Executor property)
Tim , can you look at this, please ? It is necessary change string from bundle only, thanks in advance.
Looking at the button layout, it _seems_ that the "Revert to Default" button is part of the OK/Cancel button group, which shouldn't be the case. Suggestion is to left justify the Revert to Default button to visually show that it is not part of the group. Another side effect of removing it from the group if it does belong to the group is that the buttons won't share the width of the longest label.
This is a UI change that will impact docs, and we are past UI freeze. Should this be integrated for 3.5 or after 3.5 is branched into the 4.0 trunk?
Thanks for the heads up. I'll let the other writers know. My guess is that this is too big of a change to get in this late, but if nobody objects, I won't either. I'll respond to this bug again in a couple of days.
Last chance to object, or I will commit this tomorrow.
I am marking this as fixed. At the moment, web.czech seems to be down so I cannot access the CVS tunnel - I will commit it as soon as it is available again, or worst case make the commit tonight from home. org/openide/explorer/propertysheet/Bundle.properties
Docs doesn't object to the change, however it was suggested that "Reset to Default" would be clearer than "Revert to Default"
Property editors for the verbally challenged...will do, it's now "Reset to default".
verified in [s1s5](030317)