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1. How to set a string's colour before printing it to screen    stackoverflow.com

Does anyone know how I would set the colour of a string before printing it so that the string changes colour? Thanks.

2. Converting a String to Color in Java    stackoverflow.com

In .NET you can achieve something like this:

Color yellowColor = Color.FromName("yellow");
Is there a way of doing this in Java without having to resort to reflection? PS: I am not asking for alternative ...

3. Java: how do I change the color of a string?    stackoverflow.com

I want to make some characters gray, and leave the rest black. How do I do that?

4. Getting a Color from a String input    stackoverflow.com

I am making an application where at some point i need the user to select a color, but as to not just have 50 radioButtons, I was wondering if it is ...

5. Various foreground color in SWT Combo Comboviewer list of strings    stackoverflow.com

I have a combo with a list of strings in the select list. If the user pulldown list of strings, some foreground color will be black (standard) and other defined strings ...

6. change color of a string in java    stackoverflow.com

how to change the color of a string in console depending on it's value. Eg:if 's' is a string declared in a class . i have a method that returns ( success ...

7. Setting Defferent Color Of Alphabet In A String    coderanch.com

is this a command line application program that we are talking about..? or is it a GUI ? if its a GUI then ever heard of AWT. im not sure if the command line program can allow individual characters to change color, but there must be some way i guess so, mean while let me check if i can change colors ...

8. String color    java-forums.org

9. Homework help involving comparing Color objects to Strings    java-forums.org

Hey everyone. I could use some serious help with a Java method that I have to construct for my CMIS class. Basically, I have to develop a static method that has two arrays in it, one a String array that has values of colors; the other, a Color array that has the proper names for the colors. I have to take ...





10. SetColor GOBJECT passing a string for color    java-forums.org

Again...I am new to Java. Below I created a method drawCircle and it works! I am new to return statements. I have no problems sending integers into methods via the return but for some reason sending a string is not working. Example: drawCircle( (centerX - 36), (centerY - 36), 43, 43, "GREEN") this sends the information properly to the drawCircle method ...

11. Convert String To Advanced Color    java-forums.org

12. I need to convert a string into a color    forums.oracle.com

13. problems with Color.decode(String nm) !!!?    forums.oracle.com

I'm totally baffled by this. I've written a code that creates a circle given the parameters radius, x, y, and color. However, when I run the code (java ) the circle is always drawn in black and thows an exception as follows: For input String: "black" or For input string: "red". The only time it doesn't throw ...

14. How to set string color?    forums.oracle.com

15. string background color    forums.oracle.com

No, not unless you do something like paint a rectangle behind the text before drawing it, but that sounds like a horrible idea. You could use a JEditorPane, which can render html, and use html formatting to give the text a background color. That would require switching from awt to swing, but imao that's a good idea anyway.

16. String Color    forums.oracle.com

Hi, I want to create a typewrite/typing java app. I want to change the color of a text to be different, whenever the user types the wrong character. For example, if the user was supposed to type "My Book" and s/he types "My Bok", I want the letter "k" to be displayed in red. Any helpful input is greatly appreciated. Thanks. ...





17. Color to String    forums.oracle.com

On a more serious note, I found this: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors]. It implies that a map of RGB values to color names can be built. Of course, there will be millions of colors left that do not have an entry in the map. My question, out of pure curiosity, is: does anyone know of an algorithm that would map a color to the ...

18. change string into color object    forums.oracle.com

Not if one applies the restrictions given in the OP ("without using hash tables and athor conditions"). The implication of the OP is that there has to be a method in the standard libraries to call that does this. Of course there ain't but one could use one of the static methods of Color to get a Color from the system ...

19. Can I change String`s colour?    forums.oracle.com

public void sendData(boolean encrypted, int dataType, int dataSubType, byte[] data) Sends data to the other party. Parameters: encrypted - Whether or not the text should be encrypted. True if encrypted; false otherwise. Not relevant if the IM session was not set to be encrypted. dataType - The type of the data. dataSubType - The subtype of the data. data - The ...

20. convert String to Color or ColorConstants, help....    forums.oracle.com

You could create an enum that links a Color to a String representation of it, or you could use a Map (or EnumMap), or a class, there are many many ways to do this. Also please understand that color has no meaning with Fonts. So if you want to connect these, you'll have to create your own class for this as ...

21. color from string for settings etc    forums.oracle.com

/** * Try to parse string as a color else return default passed in. * @param s String that should be in format * A. #RRGGBB like #3117A1 or * #RRGGBBAA #3117A111 where AA is the alpha component. Each part is 0-255 inclusize or throws an error. * * B. Another format is rgb(r1, g1, b1) like rgb(45,32, 201) * or ...

22. Convert String to Color object    forums.oracle.com

23. How do I give color to a String?    forums.oracle.com

24. Converting a String to Color    forums.oracle.com

I've never worked with a JList before and I'm runing out of time. So there is nog simple way like with converting a String into a Integer? Then I'll do it with the if's. A nother question: With add. you can add things to a JPanel. Is there something like remove. to remove things? Edited by: Aukemid on Jan 20, 2008 ...

25. RGB To Color String    forums.oracle.com

Hi, How can I convert a RGB representation in a color? For example, I was introduced in my program a JColorChooser. On the return value of this JColorChooser I use the getRGB method, and I put into Integer this representation in RGB. Now, to show a message on the screen with that color selected for the user, I want to convert ...

26. add color to a Java string    forums.oracle.com

I was wondering if there's any way I can color different lines in a string. I'm parsing data that's accumulating into a string seperated by a carriage return line feed and I was wondering while I'm looping that data out if I could if I could apply a color code to make each line a different color? Thanks!

27. changing colors of a certain string    forums.oracle.com

28. Convert color values to string    forums.oracle.com

29. Is is possible to give a String color?    forums.oracle.com

Someone correct me if this is wrong, but what you are talking about sounds to me that you are wanting GUI-ness in your console app. I don't think it can be done. If you want this, what the heck, create a GUI app, and if you want and are using the proper type of textbox, format your output with HTML.

30. Extracting Color from a String...    forums.oracle.com

I have got this question about extracting color names from a string. I have a list of Strings: L1 = {red,green,yellow,blue.....} I have to create an object of java Color class, for each element in the string. I am not sure of what colors they are and how many there are.. but I can assure that, they are all colors from ...

31. Color to String    forums.oracle.com

Sure, it's trivial to get "red" from (255, 0, 0). But, you missed the part about "covering all possible cases". What would you want to see for the following? (255, 0, 1) (255, 1, 0) (254, 0, 0) (234, 123, 123) There are over 16 million distinct Colors possible. Saying, 'like "black", "red", etc,' leaves undefined the staggeringly vast majority of ...