Pages of text on a JPanel
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I need to print a lot of text to something on a JPanel in a way that allows the text to be broken up into pages. When I run the code, it looks like this:
My code currently creates a JPanel and adds a JTextArea to the JPanel with text called from another class. Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages? Thanks
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I need to print a lot of text to something on a JPanel in a way that allows the text to be broken up into pages. When I run the code, it looks like this:
My code currently creates a JPanel and adds a JTextArea to the JPanel with text called from another class. Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages? Thanks
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"Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages?" AJScrollPane
(wrapped around theJTextArea
) is good for this type of requirement. In fact, on a computer screen, a scroll works better than 'pages' as appear in a physical book.
– Andrew Thompson
Nov 21 at 8:09
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I need to print a lot of text to something on a JPanel in a way that allows the text to be broken up into pages. When I run the code, it looks like this:
My code currently creates a JPanel and adds a JTextArea to the JPanel with text called from another class. Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages? Thanks
java swing
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I need to print a lot of text to something on a JPanel in a way that allows the text to be broken up into pages. When I run the code, it looks like this:
My code currently creates a JPanel and adds a JTextArea to the JPanel with text called from another class. Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages? Thanks
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"Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages?" AJScrollPane
(wrapped around theJTextArea
) is good for this type of requirement. In fact, on a computer screen, a scroll works better than 'pages' as appear in a physical book.
– Andrew Thompson
Nov 21 at 8:09
add a comment |
"Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages?" AJScrollPane
(wrapped around theJTextArea
) is good for this type of requirement. In fact, on a computer screen, a scroll works better than 'pages' as appear in a physical book.
– Andrew Thompson
Nov 21 at 8:09
"Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages?" A
JScrollPane
(wrapped around the JTextArea
) is good for this type of requirement. In fact, on a computer screen, a scroll works better than 'pages' as appear in a physical book.– Andrew Thompson
Nov 21 at 8:09
"Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages?" A
JScrollPane
(wrapped around the JTextArea
) is good for this type of requirement. In fact, on a computer screen, a scroll works better than 'pages' as appear in a physical book.– Andrew Thompson
Nov 21 at 8:09
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Try breaking text into array of lines and then display pre defined number of lines as a page. Change start and end line numbers based on click of Page Up or Page down click.
String lines = text.split("\r?\n");
Thanks! I used a for loop to append the strings to the JTextArea, but they're all printing on a single line now.
– J.S.M.
Nov 21 at 19:08
If you are putting text in JLabel object, wrap text in html tags. For example <html>sample text</html>
– Dark Knight
Nov 22 at 4:30
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Try breaking text into array of lines and then display pre defined number of lines as a page. Change start and end line numbers based on click of Page Up or Page down click.
String lines = text.split("\r?\n");
Thanks! I used a for loop to append the strings to the JTextArea, but they're all printing on a single line now.
– J.S.M.
Nov 21 at 19:08
If you are putting text in JLabel object, wrap text in html tags. For example <html>sample text</html>
– Dark Knight
Nov 22 at 4:30
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Try breaking text into array of lines and then display pre defined number of lines as a page. Change start and end line numbers based on click of Page Up or Page down click.
String lines = text.split("\r?\n");
Thanks! I used a for loop to append the strings to the JTextArea, but they're all printing on a single line now.
– J.S.M.
Nov 21 at 19:08
If you are putting text in JLabel object, wrap text in html tags. For example <html>sample text</html>
– Dark Knight
Nov 22 at 4:30
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up vote
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Try breaking text into array of lines and then display pre defined number of lines as a page. Change start and end line numbers based on click of Page Up or Page down click.
String lines = text.split("\r?\n");
Try breaking text into array of lines and then display pre defined number of lines as a page. Change start and end line numbers based on click of Page Up or Page down click.
String lines = text.split("\r?\n");
answered Nov 21 at 4:14
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Thanks! I used a for loop to append the strings to the JTextArea, but they're all printing on a single line now.
– J.S.M.
Nov 21 at 19:08
If you are putting text in JLabel object, wrap text in html tags. For example <html>sample text</html>
– Dark Knight
Nov 22 at 4:30
add a comment |
Thanks! I used a for loop to append the strings to the JTextArea, but they're all printing on a single line now.
– J.S.M.
Nov 21 at 19:08
If you are putting text in JLabel object, wrap text in html tags. For example <html>sample text</html>
– Dark Knight
Nov 22 at 4:30
Thanks! I used a for loop to append the strings to the JTextArea, but they're all printing on a single line now.
– J.S.M.
Nov 21 at 19:08
Thanks! I used a for loop to append the strings to the JTextArea, but they're all printing on a single line now.
– J.S.M.
Nov 21 at 19:08
If you are putting text in JLabel object, wrap text in html tags. For example <html>sample text</html>
– Dark Knight
Nov 22 at 4:30
If you are putting text in JLabel object, wrap text in html tags. For example <html>sample text</html>
– Dark Knight
Nov 22 at 4:30
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"Does anyone know of a method I could use to break up the text into pages?" A
JScrollPane
(wrapped around theJTextArea
) is good for this type of requirement. In fact, on a computer screen, a scroll works better than 'pages' as appear in a physical book.– Andrew Thompson
Nov 21 at 8:09