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Introduction

Rayo is a modern Look and Feel that is based on Synth Look and Feel. In Synth all painting is delegated to components without requiring any code to be written. Rayo is a skinnable Look and Feel that can be configured in an XML property file.

In this tutorial a simple HelloWorld Scout application will be customized with the Rayo Look and Feel.

Getting started with Rayo

Rayo Look and Feel can be found at the Eclipse Marketplace. To download Rayo click on "Install New Software" in Eclipse and add the URL https://tools.bsiag.com/marketplace/rayo as shown in the pictures.

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Using Rayo =

After installation of Rayo the plugin com.bsiag.scout.rt.ui.swing.rayo and the fragment com.bsiag.scout.rt.ui.swing.laf.rayo.fragment are available.

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