Creating a StyledText Widget : StyledText « SWT « Java Tutorial

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Java Tutorial » SWT » StyledText   17. 42. 1. Creating a StyledText Widget StyledText(Composite parent, int style) StyledText Styles Constant Description SWT.BORDER Draws a border around the StyledText. SWT.SINGLE Creates a single-line StyledText. SWT.MULTI Creates a multiline StyledText. This is the default. SWT.H_SCROLL Enables horizontal scrolling. SWT.V_SCROLL Enables vertical scrolling. SWT.WRAP Turns on word wrapping, trumping the horizontal scrolling style. SWT.READ_ONLY Makes the StyledText read-only. SWT.FULL_SELECTION Causes redrawing operations to redraw the full line instead of only the invalidated portion. 17. 42. StyledText 17. 42. 1.  Creating a StyledText Widget 17. 42. 2.  Create a StyledText that scrolls vertically, wraps text, and displays a border: 17. 42. 3.  Using the Clipboard 17. 42. 4.  Draw a box around text 17. 42. 5.  StyledText: embed images 17. 42. 6.  StyledText: use gradient background 17. 42. 7.  StyledText: embed controls 17. 42. 8.  Getting Statistics: Caret Offset, Total Lines of Text, Total Characters and Current Line 17. 42. 9.  Print StyledText out 17. 42. 10.  Print to the default printer in a separate thread 17. 42. 11.  Set page format for printing 17. 42. 12.  Make a StyledText read-only 17. 42. 13.  Limit the number of characters that the StyledText accepts 17. 42. 14.  Replace Text Range 17. 42. 15.  Understanding the Repercussions 17. 42. 16.  A simple editor