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Java Tutorial » Swing » JRadioButton   14. 9. 10. Customzing JRadioButton Look and Feel Property String Object Type RadioButton.background Color RadioButton.border Border RadioButton.darkShadow Color RadioButton.disabledText Color RadioButton.focus Color RadioButton.focusInputMap Object[ ] RadioButton.font Font RadioButton.foreground Color RadioButton.gradient List RadioButton.highlight Color RadioButton.icon Icon RadioButton.interiorBackground Color RadioButton.light Color RadioButton.margin Insets RadioButton.rollover Boolean RadioButton.select Color RadioButton.shadow Color RadioButton.textIconGap Integer RadioButton.textShiftOffset Integer RadioButtonUI String 14. 9. JRadioButton 14. 9. 1.  Creating JRadioButton Components 14. 9. 2.  Using JRadioButton 14. 9. 3.  Grouping JRadioButton Components in a ButtonGroup 14. 9. 4.  Listening to JRadioButton Events with an ActionListener 14. 9. 5.  Reference to the last selected item and check for reselection 14. 9. 6.  Listening to JRadioButton Events with a ChangeListener 14. 9. 7.  Listening to JRadioButton Events with an ItemListener 14. 9. 8.  Event sequence: Action Event, Item Event and Change Event 14. 9. 9.  Getting selected JRadioButton in a container 14. 9. 10.  Customzing JRadioButton Look and Feel

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