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## Uses of Class
javax.swing.filechooser.FileSystemView

Packages that use FileSystemView
javax.swing | Provides a set of "lightweight" (all-Java language) components that, to the maximum degree possible, work the same on all platforms.
javax.swing.filechooser | Contains classes and interfaces used by the `JFileChooser` component.

Uses of FileSystemView in javax.swing

Methods in javax.swing that return FileSystemView
`FileSystemView` | `JFileChooser.getFileSystemView()` Returns the file system view.

Methods in javax.swing with parameters of type FileSystemView
`void` | `JFileChooser.setFileSystemView(FileSystemView fsv)` Sets the file system view that the `JFileChooser` uses for accessing and creating file system resources, such as finding the floppy drive and getting a list of root drives.
`protected void` | `JFileChooser.setup(FileSystemView view)` Performs common constructor initialization and setup.

Constructors in javax.swing with parameters of type FileSystemView
`JFileChooser(File currentDirectory, FileSystemView fsv)` Constructs a `JFileChooser` using the given current directory and `FileSystemView`.
`JFileChooser(FileSystemView fsv)` Constructs a `JFileChooser` using the given `FileSystemView`.
`JFileChooser(String currentDirectoryPath, FileSystemView fsv)` Constructs a `JFileChooser` using the given current directory path and `FileSystemView`.

Uses of FileSystemView in javax.swing.filechooser

Methods in javax.swing.filechooser that return FileSystemView
`static FileSystemView` | `FileSystemView.getFileSystemView()`

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