How to use

getFontList

method

in

org.eclipse.swt.widgets.FontDialog

@Override
public void dialogClosed(int returnCode) {
  if(returnCode == SWT.OK) {
    FontData[] fds = dialog.getFontList();
    if(fds != null && fds.length > 0) {
      self.doAction("open", actionContext, UtilMap.toMap("font", fds[0]));
    }else {
      self.doAction("open", actionContext, UtilMap.toMap("font", null));
    }
  }else {
    self.doAction("open", actionContext, "color", null);
  }
}
 

@Override
public void dialogClosed(int returnCode) {
  FontData[] list = dialog.getFontList();
  if(list != null && list.length > 0){
    FontData fontData = list[0];
    String fontStr = fontData.getName() + "|" + fontData.getHeight() + "|" + fontData.getStyle();
    if(dialog.getRGB() != null){
      fontStr = fontStr + "|" + UtilSwt.RGBToString(dialog.getRGB());
    }
    //fontStr = fontStr;
    text.setText(fontStr);
    ///UtilSwt.setFont(text, text.getText(), null);
  }
  text.setFocus();
}
 

textWidget.append (ControlExample.getResourceString("Result", "" + result) + Text.DELIMITER);
textWidget.append ("getFontList() =" + Text.DELIMITER);
FontData [] fonts = dialog.getFontList ();
if (fonts != null) {
  for (FontData font : fonts) {
fontDialogFontListResult = dialog.getFontList ();
fontDialogColorResult = dialog.getRGB();
return;

/**
 * Edit the given font.
 *
 * @param definition
 *            the font definition
 * @param display
 *            the display to open the dialog on
 * @since 3.7
 */
private void editFont(FontDefinition definition, Display display) {
  if (definition != null) {
    final FontDialog fontDialog = new FontDialog(getShell());
    fontDialog.setEffectsVisible(false);
    fontDialog.setFontList(getFontValue(definition));
    final FontData data = fontDialog.open();
    if (data != null) {
      setFontPreferenceValue(definition, fontDialog.getFontList(), false);
      refreshElement(definition);
    }
  }
}