@loopfine: You are the problem here, not @cpr. You are rude and insulting. I wish this forum had a mute button…
yes, if it has, I’ll mute you first in my thread, will you feel happy?
It’s not insulting at all, at least in the first and second reply for cpr. I invited my colleagues to see this thread, all of them happy to laugh. Seems you guys should learn some language skills of Chinese rather than C++ only…
Never mind. I think you guys just jealous with jimc.
OK, anybody here come to my home when you have free time, I’ll certainly entertain you all with the best delicacy in the world too 
OK, I stop. Thanks.
Last words in this thread:
I’m not for myself. If only me need this, I won’t waste any time to post these crap here.
LOL. Wow, what a guy…
That button IS in the JUCE library… Even if they implemented that specific look for the toggle button, everyone would still need to override it for their specific application, thus making your request worthless.
Guys can we delete this whole thread now. Enough weirdness.
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@loopfine - The messages you have posted in this thread are not acceptable on the JUCE forum.
We regularly receive feedback from JUCE users (usually beginners) telling us that the forum can feel intimidating, which, in turn, stops them contributing to the wider JUCE community. It should come as no surprise that the JUCE team is 100% committed to creating an environment which is as inclusive as possible and encourages everyone to become a part of it. If there is a repeat of the hostile attitude in this thread the creators of any offending messages will have their accounts removed. Please consider this a warning.
You can find the JUCE forum code of conduct here:
https://forum.juce.com/t/welcome-to-the-juce-forum/8?source_topic_id=23507
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We are not going to add such a specific bit of functionality to the JUCE API. As a few people have indicated, creating your own button is relatively straighforward and the JUCE API is already pretty big - the more features we add the harder it is to navigate and maintain. GUI elements in particular get outdated relatively quickly. However, there is clearly value in making the code required to create a button like this easily discoverable. We’re currently in the process of improving our documentation and I think including something like @jimc’s button implementation as a code sample or snippet would be useful to a lot of people. Another thing we’re considering is something along the lines of a JUCE module marketplace where JUCE users could contribute their own modules containing things like ready-styled buttons and sliders.
I don’t think there is much to add to this topic. Please start a new thread if you wish to discuss anything related.
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