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1. Java Swing custom text JEditorPane stackoverflow.com

I have a list of Objects (the model) that are constantly appended to (similar to a log file) and I'd like to display as rich text in a JEditorPane (the view). ...

2. Creating a left-hand margin for a JEditorPane text box stackoverflow.com

Edit - in short, what I'm looking for is a reliable way to add a left margin to a JEditorPane (read on for the issues I'm having if you'd like).

I am ...

3. Getting the visible text in a JEditorPane stackoverflow.com

I have a JeditorPane in a JScrollPane. At certain points in the application, I would like to retrieve the text that is visible in the scrollPane (the text that ...

4. How to implement in JEditorPane on text changed stackoverflow.com

How to implement in JEditorPane on text changed method ( get text on every character added or deleted ) ?

5. java: get plain text with newline symbol from jEditorPane stackoverflow.com

I have a jEditorPane that is HTML based. i found out that you can use:

String text = jEditorPane1.getDocument().getText(0, jEditorPane1.getDocument().getLength());
text = text.replaceAll("(?<!^)\n", "\n<br />");
jEditorPane1.setText("<html>" + text + "</html>");

by this way i got the ...

6. JEditorPane problem displaying non-English text in 1.4 (Linux) coderanch.com

7. JeditorPane Text coderanch.com

8. Getting text from inside a jeditorpane inside a jtabbedpane java-forums.org

public void addTab() { currentFile = "The File"; //create new editor pane DefaultSyntaxKit.initKit(); //I'm using a custom kit JEditorPane editPane = new JEditorPane(); JScrollPane editScroll = new JScrollPane(editPane); editPane.setContentType("text/java"); editPane.setText(""); editScroll.setViewportView(editPane); editPane.setName("the editor"); editScroll.setName("the scroll"); try { FileReader input = new FileReader(new File("The directory" + currentFile)); myTabbedPane.addTab(currentFile, editScroll); editPane.read(input, null); input.close(); } catch (IOException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } }