>i am in middle of a project where i need a JTextbox that can color what
>ever code writtern in it depending on the programming language used by
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>even if i have to do it my self how can i color text written in
>JTextBoxes >??!!
Try HTML. The following tutorial may help:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/html.html
ali - 21 Jan 2007 19:29 GMT
> >i am in middle of a project where i need a JTextbox that can color what
> >ever code writtern in it depending on the programming language used by
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>
> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/html.html
thanks that will be helpful
still i would like to make it use as my plan B cause creating software
to colorize syntax of 3 or 4 programming languages will take lots of
time form me
so i still hope there is an open source ready made library somewhere on
the net
(( well so optimistic :-P ))
pccslawrencechan@hotmail.com - 22 Jan 2007 02:24 GMT
ali 寫道:
> > >i am in middle of a project where i need a JTextbox that can color what
> > >ever code writtern in it depending on the programming language used by
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> the net
> (( well so optimistic :-P ))
PCCW Solutionx六樓 - Lawrence Chan (濺人) 最叻背後話人蛋散,
最叻背後做小動作, 大家小心
ali - 22 Jan 2007 19:14 GMT
> ali 寫道:
>
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> PCCW Solutionx六樓 - Lawrence Chan (濺人) 最叻背後話人蛋散,
> 最叻背後做小動作, 大家小心
sorry but what was that ??!!!
Lew - 22 Jan 2007 22:28 GMT
>> PCCW Solutionx六樓 - Lawrence Chan (濺人) 最叻背後話人蛋散,
>> 最叻背後做小動作, 大家小心
> sorry but what was that ??!!!
Don't even bother answering "Lawrence Chan" spam. Whoever is behind it is an
annoying little weevil, covered in worm poop.
- Lew
> i am in middle of a project where i need a JTextbox that can color what
> ever code writtern in it depending on the programming language used by
> the user.
You may be able to reuse the syntax colouring and/or coloured text display from
one of the IDEs or code editors written in Java.
For instance jEdit appears (to a /very/ quick glance) to have a standalone
syntax colouring module, org.gjt.sp.jedit.syntax, and maybe too a standalone
syntax coloured text box, org.gjt.sp.jedit.textarea. See
http://www.jedit.org/api/index.html
I have no idea how suitable either of those would be for your purposes, but
they were just examples anyway. There are (many) other code editors and IDEs
out there which you could look into.
-- chris
ali - 22 Jan 2007 20:20 GMT
> > i am in middle of a project where i need a JTextbox that can color what
> > ever code writtern in it depending on the programming language used by
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>
> -- chris
thanks alot i think that will be really helpfull specially the jedit,
thanks alot again
ali - 23 Jan 2007 11:55 GMT
> > i am in middle of a project where i need a JTextbox that can color what
> > ever code writtern in it depending on the programming language used by
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>
> -- chris
i still want to thank you again your comment really helped after
searching and chasing the thread from Jedit
i got some nice tutorials for syntax coloring i would like to put them
here if any one need them
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/articles/text/editor_kit/index.html
http://ostermiller.org/syntax/editor.html
also i found the API used in JEdit and Jext that is "jEdit Syntax
Package " developed by Slava Pestov
http://syntax.jedit.org/
there is a version 2.2.1 which is exactly what i need , the only
difference is it do not support clipboard operations such as copy and
paste, that is really greate i was going to start adding the copy paste
feature to it but i just checked sourceforge for this API
and i found version 2.2.2 which actually supports Copy Paste and other
clipboard operations
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=32650&package_id=24768&rel
ease_id=105717
now i can say my project will be compeleted easily
hope this links will help any one else searching for related stuff
thanks again Chris Uppal and others