I’m trying to modify L&F style in one of my GUIs, but I’m running into a weird problem. Here’s the problem:
I update L&F early in my code (before creating the main layout of my GUI), and later on I restore the original one according to what you have suggested in the article. When I run the code for the time, it works perfectly, but if I try to use another L&F style and run the code for the second time, the original L&F style won’t be restored. Do you have any suggestion for fixing that problem?

@AIM (AIM-120?) – I do not have access to the latest Matlab Compiler, so I’m afraid that I cannot answer this… I suggest that you ask this of MathWorks support.

with the recent upgrade of DEPLOYTOOL, now it is possible to compile the source code in executable file with custom icon.
Is it possible to set the icon also by compiling the source code by using MCC command?

Thanks for the answer and for your amazing books

@clktmr – that’s a neat one for Linux – thanks!

@Peter – there is no standard way to get the plaf’s version. In some cases it is included in the plaf’s Description, in others it is a property in the Defaults map, in others it is not available at all.

Re your earlier question on the slider, you could sift through the plaf’s Defaults map, to see whether there is a corresponding property that you can set. You can use Malcolm Lidierth’s excellent MUtilities package to help you with all this.