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Java Tutorial » Swing » JTextComponent   14. 14. 1. JTextComponent: the parent class for all the components used as textual views. JTextComponent describes the common behavior shared by all text components: a Highlighter for selection support, a Caret for navigation throughout the content, a set of commands supported through the actions property (an array of Action implementers), a set of key bindings through a Keymap or InputMap/ActionMap combination, an implementation of the Scrollable interface so that each of the specific text components can be placed within a JScrollPane, and the text stored within the component. 14. 14. JTextComponent 14. 14. 1.  JTextComponent: the parent class for all the components used as textual views. 14. 14. 2.  Drawing in the Background of a Component 14. 14. 3.  Loading and Saving Content 14. 14. 4.  Accessing the System Clipboard 14. 14. 5.  Default Editor Kit: cutAction 14. 14. 6.  Register Keyboard action: registerKeyboardAction 14. 14. 7.  CaretListener Interface and CaretEvent Class 14. 14. 8.  Restricting Caret Movement: NavigationFilter 14. 14. 9.  Remove Key action from Text component 14. 14. 10.  Listening to Text Components Events with an ActionListener 14. 14. 11.  Listening to JTextField Events with an KeyListener 14. 14. 12.  Share Document 14. 14. 13.  Listening to Text Components Events with an InputVerifier 14. 14. 14.  TextAction Name Constants 14. 14. 15.  Using Text Component Actions 14. 14. 16.  Listening to Text Components Events with a DocumentListener 14. 14. 17.  Text Component Printing 14. 14. 18.  GIF Writer 14. 14. 19.  Text component supports both cut, copy and paste (using the DefaultEditorKit's built-in actions) and drag and drop 14. 14. 20.  Overriding the Default Action of a JTextComponent 14. 14. 21.  Modifying Text in a JTextComponent: Insert some text at the beginning 14. 14. 22.  Modifying Text in a JTextComponent: Insert some text after the 5th character 14. 14. 23.  Modifying Text in a JTextComponent: Append some text 14. 14. 24.  Modifying Text in a JTextComponent: Delete the first 5 characters 14. 14. 25.  Modifying Text in a JTextComponent: Replace the first 3 characters with some text 14. 14. 26.  Limiting the Capacity of a JTextComponent 14. 14. 27.  Filter all editing operations on a text component 14. 14. 28.  Enabling Text-Dragging on a JTextComponent 14. 14. 29.  Enumerating All the Views in a JTextComponent 14. 14. 30.  Sharing a Document Between JTextComponents 14. 14. 31.  Highlight a word in JTextComponent 14. 14. 32.  Remove Highlighting in a JTextComponent 14. 14. 33.  Listening for Caret Movement Events in a JTextComponent 14. 14. 34.  Listening for Editing Changes in a JTextComponent 14. 14. 35.  Moving the Caret of a JTextComponent 14. 14. 36.  Setting the Blink Rate of a JTextComponent's Caret 14. 14. 37.  Using the Selection of a JTextComponent 14. 14. 38.  Better way to set the selection 14. 14. 39.  Set the color behind the selected text 14. 14. 40.  Set the caret color 14. 14. 41.  Document and DocumentFilter