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What replaces GestureUtilities in Java 9?
tipper258-JavaNet
Posts: 3
Hey folks, the bug with the gesture utilities on macOS are marked as fixed in Java 9, https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8057788. However it appears there is now no documented way to access them.
Any light that can be shone on how to do this without migrating a 30,000 line Swing application to JavaFX is gratefully welcomed!
Thanks
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