i need to make a JTextArea like that in pic
a.JPG
how i can make it :/
Thanks
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Please Any Fast Help For Small Problem ,, i tired :( Maybe easy for you :)
i need to make a JTextArea like that in pic
a.JPG
how i can make it :/
Thanks
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Re: Please Any Fast Help For Small Problem ,, i tired :( Maybe easy for you :)
You can use HTML in a JTextArea. See How to Use HTML in Swing Components
Zuckerberg (January 17th, 2014)
Re: Please Any Fast Help For Small Problem ,, i tired :( Maybe easy for you :)
You might be thinking of a JTextPane/JEditorPane, in which the content type can be set to "text/html". If you wish to change the color of a particular range of text within a JTextArea, modify its highlighter with a new HighlightPainter, or alternatively use a TextComponent that allows for HTML or has the appropriate Document (StyledDocument) to allow for custom styles.Originally Posted by ChristopherLowe
ChristopherLowe (January 16th, 2014)
Re: Please Any Fast Help For Small Problem ,, i tired :( Maybe easy for you :)
big thanks
i don't understand you copeg :/
Re: Please Any Fast Help For Small Problem ,, i tired :( Maybe easy for you :)
The following is just an example:
JEditorPane editor = new JEditorPane("text/html", "<html><body>Hello<br><font color='red'>World</font><br><font size='7'>Bye</font></body></html>");
It's not the only possibility. The other well known option is to use a "styled" text (using directly a StyledDocument object) in JTextPane.
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Zuckerberg (January 17th, 2014)
Re: Please Any Fast Help For Small Problem ,, i tired :( Maybe easy for you :)
thanks it's work ^_^ andbin
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