Is there a println() equivalent for a JTextArea? Or perhaps a method that adds specified text to the current caret location?
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println() for JTextArea
Is there a println() equivalent for a JTextArea? Or perhaps a method that adds specified text to the current caret location?
Last edited by KILL3RTACO; November 28th, 2011 at 06:14 PM.
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Re: println() for JTextArea
1. Your title and description of problem doesn't match.
2. What do you need to do? If you want to print the value of any component. Get it value by using .getText() function.
Re: println() for JTextArea
Hi,
I think you want to type something int the text field or area
if so you can use the class's contractor
Then you write the same for area but you write JTextArea instead of JTextFieldPHP Code:JTextField name = new JTextField("Everythink you want");
if not search at Java Platform SE 6 and I am pretty sure you will find what you want it has all Java packages classes and methods (at least the published by Oracle) there would be the method you want.
I hope i helped you if not post you question with a more understandable way
Ps: Sorry for my grammatical or syntax mistakes but I am from greece
JTextArea does indeed have the wanted functionality. Check the API and look for "insert" and "getCaretPosition".
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Re: println() for JTextArea
OOPS. didn't see the typo, *edited*
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