Underlining a string

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05.08.2008 at 01:06AM PDT, ID: 23385339 | Points: 50

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Underlining a string

Zone: Java Programming Language

Hi, I wondered if anyone knows if there is possible to underline a string. I have managed to underline a JLabel, but i can't get it an the String. I'm trying to put a String into the left top corner of a JTextArea, and have set it in a BorderLine, with empty border attached to the JTextArea. Are there any way to get the underline? I'm using Java/Eclipse

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Zone: Programming

Question Asked By: Parkass

Question Asked On: 05.08.2008

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05.08.2008 at 01:10AM PDT, ID: 21523065

Rank: Genius

CEHJ:

You could try

JLabel lab = new JLabel("<HTML><U>text</U></HTML>");

05.08.2008 at 01:12AM PDT, ID: 21523072

Rank: Sage

ksivananth:

use JTextPane, take a look at here,

http://coding.derkeiler.com/Archive/Java/comp.lang.java.gui/2005-05/msg00020.html

05.08.2008 at 01:16AM PDT, ID: 21523086

Parkass:

I've already got the underline on the JLabel, but I cant put a JLabel in the BorderLayout. Or is there a way to convert the JLabel into a string?

05.08.2008 at 01:27AM PDT, ID: 21523137

Rank: Sage

sciuriware:

A JLabel must be put into a JPanel, that into a BorderLayout.

;JOOP!

05.08.2008 at 01:37AM PDT, ID: 21523178

Rank: Genius

objects:

you can adapt the following example to achieve what you need (plus other styling u may need)

http://exampledepot.com/egs/javax.swing.text/tp_StyledText.html

05.08.2008 at 01:39AM PDT, ID: 21523189

Parkass:

printingA = new JTextArea(10,24);
String test = new String("Utskrift");
Border empty = BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder();
Border title = BorderFactory.createTitledBorder(empty,test);
utskriftA.setEditable(false);
utskriftA.setLineWrap(true);
utskriftA.setWrapStyleWord(true);
utskriftA.setBorder(title);

I want the String test to get a underline. I tried to put into a JLabel and then a JPanel, but I couldn get it working. Thnx for all the answers btw :)

05.08.2008 at 01:42AM PDT, ID: 21523202

Parkass:

printingA = new JTextArea(10,24);
String test = new String("Utskrift");
Border empty = BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder();
Border title = BorderFactory.createTitledBorder(empty,test);
printingA.setEditable(false);
printingA.setLineWrap(true);
printingA.setWrapStyleWord(true);
printingA.setBorder(title);

I want the String test to get a underline. I tried to put into a JLabel and then a JPanel, but I couldn get it working. Thnx for all the answers btw :)

Oops, sry for the last post, I'm norwegian and forgot to change utskriftA into printingA :D

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