1. Changing the font of text being typed in a JTextArea stackoverflow.comI am working on a chat application and I want the user to be able to change their font while typing messages.
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2. JTextArea font change is slow stackoverflow.comI have a curious problem with the JTextArea control: When I bring up my JTextArea everything is fine and whatever I type shows up without delay. However as soon as I send ... |
3. Setting fonts in a JTextArea stackoverflow.comI've got a JTextArea which has the following text "Text1 Text2 Text3". Is there a way I can make all of them different fonts? E.g. "Text1" is bold, "Text2" is ... |
4. Font Problems in Multilingual Java Application stackoverflow.comI am developing a multilingual Java application in which I make heavy use of JTextArea. There is an apparent (though not actual) font change to the JTextAreas when non-Latin-based characters are ... |
5. changing the font in a JTextArea for different lines stackoverflow.comI would like to append differnt lines of font to the JTextArea, however the last font seems to override the other. Please help... |
6. Java JTextArea font question stackoverflow.comI have a custom font installed on my PC called "BMW1". I'm trying to loop through all entries in this font and display them in a JTextArea. I have the following ... |
7. JTextArea default font very small in Windows stackoverflow.comI'm using platform look-and-fell and on Linux my JTextArea is pretty readable But on Windows it uses "Monospaced 9" and the text is very small. Why and what is the best way to ... |
8. change font of specific lines in JTextArea stackoverflow.comhi there ? am working on a chat application and i want that user can change the font which he/she is writing. there is a |
9. Changin font in a JTextArea coderanch.comI am writing a Swing application in which input into a JText Area can be done in two ways: typing the text in directly, and pressing a button. I want the font of the text entered when using the button to be different from the font used when typing the text in directly. How do I do this? |
10. Font Changing Within a TextArea coderanch.com |
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12. font color in JTextArea coderanch.comIn my experience : I can set font color in JTextPane Setting the Font and Color of Text in a JTextPane Using Styles A style is a set of text attributes, such as font size and color. A style can be applied any number of times to the contents of a text pane. When a style is applied to a word ... |
13. How to load tamil fonts in AWT TextArea coderanch.com |
14. how to load tamil fonts in AWT Textarea coderanch.com |
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16. JTextArea font color forums.oracle.comI am making a logger for my code when sending data on the network. my logger is seen on a jtextarea. what i want is to change the color of a particular line when it encounters errors like exceptions to give emphasis on critical matters. Just like the "Output" in netbeans wherein there are different colors. Red text for exceptions, blue ... |
17. How to change color of font in JTextArea without changing existing text ? forums.oracle.comThe very first paragraph of the API documentation says "A JTextArea is a multi-line area that displays plain text. It is intended to be a lightweight component that provides source compatibility with the java.awt.TextArea class where it can reasonably do so. You can find information and examples of using all the text components in Using Text Components, a section in The ... |
18. Set Font to the JTextArea Problem forums.oracle.comHi all, i've got a problem in setting the font for my JTextArea. Here is my piece of code. Display.append(Message.getText()); Display.setFont(selected_font)); Display is JTextArea, Message is String. The problem is i whenever i do this, everytime i change the Font of the Message, the whole messages in the Display font also change. What i want is, when i change the font ... |
19. Appending text to a JTextArea with different Font/Color forums.oracle.comI'm not sure about JTextField, but a lot of components can display html, so you can write a piece of html that would format your text. Google a bit, if it's possible you'll easily find a way. It might actually turn out to be an easier way than using other components, as setting the text color requires changing the document style, ... |
20. JRE default JTextArea font changed suddenly forums.oracle.comEdit2: I have reinstalled Windows fonts, changed Windows Themes etc. still small font. Only when I uninstall Courier New JTextArea uses a 12p Lucida font (because it can't find Courier New). But I found something else: http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/2D/reference/faqs/index.html#Q_Why_does_eg_a_10_pt_font_in_Ja It may have something to do with DPI, 9 is exactly 0.75 of 12 (72/96). If I change DPI under advanced display settings - ... |