Method darker()
Return type: java.awt.Color
Member of: java.awt.Color
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Examples of how the element is used (one line per example):
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1 super(Color.orange.darker().darker(), null);
2 bg = this.getBackground().darker();
3 setBackground(color.darker());
4 bg = this.getBackground().darker();
5 shade = bg.darker();
6 g2d.setPaint(new GradientPaint(0, 0, button.getBackground().brighter(), 1, height, button.getBackground().darker()));
7 Color bg = bgBase.darker();
8 bricks[0] = new Brick(Color.cyan.darker(), 1, 0, size);
9 color = color.darker();
10 Color shadow = shadowColor == null ? c.getBackground().darker() : shadowColor;
11 ngp.setColor((ogp.getColor()).darker());
12 dbg.setColor(color.darker());
13 getBackground().darker().darker(),
14 g.setColor(aMenuItem.getBackground().darker());
15 StyleConstants.setForeground(redStyle, Color.red.darker());
16 g.setColor(b.getBackground().darker());
17 g2D.setColor(c.getBackground().darker());
18 getBackground().darker());
19 app.setColorFill(actual.darker());
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