Since Java uses the native platform's scrolling text widget, and such
things often do have limits of their own, yes, there are limits. I
think for Macintoshen, for example, the limit is 32K of text, or a
scroll buffer 32K pixels high, whichever comes first. I don't know
about limits on Win32, but I'm sure there are such limits.
You could add a button to the console (maybe I should do this) which
clears the text area. I could include this in the next release, I
suppose.
I think Amarnath Ramachandra Poola wrote:
>
> Hi!
> The TexArea in the console application seem to stop printing the
> output after a certain number of lines. Something like 100-150 lines.
> The program seems to be running but the output stops.
>
> Is there a limit on the number of line TextArea can display? or a memory
> limit?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Amarnath R. Poola
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