Using the select() method is just the same as if the user selected
text with the mouse. In that case hitting Enter should replace the
selected text with a carriage return. If you are using select() to
highlight an area of text and don't want the text affected by editing
commands, consider using a highlighter. It has been a while since I
used Highlighter, but it worked very well for just this purpose.
At 6:47 PM +0530 7/16/01, Pradeep, Chinnaswamiah wrote:
>Hi ,
>
> I came across a strange problem in JTextArea.Select a portion of text in a
>JTextArea and press the 'ENTER' (RETURN) key. The selected portion of the text
>disappears. Is this a feature of JTextArea or a bug. How do you ignore this
>feature?
>Adding a keyListener or adding the ENTER key in the actionMap might prove
>costly.
>
>Thanks
>Pradeep
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