houbahop schrieb:
> Hello,
> I will maybe use java to translate a msn client that I have started to code
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> - put some hyperlinks
> - where text can be highlighted (this is possible in rtf..)
Java is a programming language and this language doesn't know anything
about graphics or visual components.
It would be the same if I'd ask, if your requirements can be met using C
or C++.
It depends on what libraries you use.
Fortunetaly, the Java Platform includes a large set of them. Dealing
with graphics, windows and components may be done using AWT and Swing -
without having to install any additional libraries.
If you don't like AWT/Swing, you can use 3rd party libraries like SWT.
So, to answer your question: it's possible with Java, it's possible
using AWT/Swing (which are part of the Java Platform) and it's possible
using 3rd party libraries.
Easy? Depends on what is easy to you.
Have a look at the Java Tutorial, especially at the trail that deals
with text components:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/text.html
Bye
Michael
houbahop - 10 May 2005 23:52 GMT
Thank you,
By saying easy, I mean: possible without using hacks like I was doing with
vb.
I was using subclassing a lot wich makes it hard to keep a stable system.
What I mean by easy is to resume : that is not an infamous programming that
can lead to undefined behaviour :D.
maybe was not the correct word for what I was thinking, sorry ;)
> houbahop schrieb:
>> Hello,
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> Bye
> Michael