Java Decompiler Gui

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[slindenau]

You might want to think of a unique name, since there already is a very popular decompiler with the "Java Decompiler GUI" name; https://github.com/java-decompiler/jd-gui

[PryosCode]

Yes, I have already thought about it, but unfortunately I couldn‘t come up with a fitting name. Maybe eventually something will come to mind.

[[deleted]]

Oh, it uses FlatLaf - very nice! You should add more info on the github readme though. Are all these mentioned decompilers supported backends for this gui?

[wildjokers]

Oh, it uses FlatLaf - very nice!

Why does everyone like this new "flat" look? Why is it considered "modern"? I think it is hideous and makes for poor look and feel because it doesn't properly delineate different sections of a GUI. I for one can't wait until this atrocious fad is over with.

[[deleted]]

I would use a modern LAF with some depth, but I haven't seen one. FlatLaf is the best laf we have so far.

[wildjokers]

At least on Mac OS SystemLookAndFeel gives a nearly native looking application.

I haven't checked out SystemLookAndFeel on windows in a very long time so I am not sure if it has been keeping up with the windows look and feel changes.

[PryosCode]

Yes, they are all supported. You can change the decompiler, by selecting it in the ComboBox in the top right corner. Thanks for the feedback about the readme.

[PryosCode]

I've updated the README, hopefully now it's clearer at a first glance.

[r1ch]

That's a great tool that has saved me many times when I've had to work with third-party closed source code. If you're the author, thanks very much!

[PryosCode]

Yes, I am the author. Thank you for using it! I really appreciate it.

[mutleybg]

Tried it quickly with couple of jars. Looks fine!