rwaddiloveOct 7
MoneyMan is a #java desktop app for managing your money. Java is just a hobby in my old age - I started learning at 67 for fun. It's better than brain training apps. It's probably not like a Java expert would write it, but I'm just learning. https://github.com/rwaddilove/moneyman
GitHub - rwaddilove/moneyman: MoneyMan PC-Mac desktop app written in Java and Swing

MoneyMan PC-Mac desktop app written in Java and Swing - rwaddilove/moneyman

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Show threadChristian Stein

@rwaddilove Downloaded as a ZIP file from GitHub, extracted all files to a directory and ran:

`java MoneyMan.java`

Works!

Have fun with your #Java learning, Roland.

#OpenJDK 25

Oct 7 at 11:27amWeb
Show threadChristian SteinOct 7
@rwaddilove Except for the inlined emojis on the Save and Add buttons.
Show threadrwaddiloveOct 8
@sormuras I wonder why? I've tried it on 2 Macs and a PC and they are OK. Thanks for your comments.
Show threadChristian SteinOct 8

@rwaddilove Seems like the default font picked by Swing on my system does not support the used Unicode icons.

Adding `saveButton.setFont(new Font("Arial Unicode MS", Font.PLAIN , 20));` helps (here!).

Better solution? Scan for compatible fonts upfront: https://stackoverflow.com/a/42335976/1431016

Show threadChristian SteinOct 8
@rwaddilove If I comment out the General.SetFont(); call from the main program ... it also works. I think that's due to selecting plain "Arial" as a fallback in SetFont().