Yes, your suggestion is the better way to fix that bug.
Roman Kennke wrote:
Hi again,
The simplest way to reach the identical behaviour is to override setText
and replaceSelection, replacing (if present) line feeds and carriage
returns by spaces.
I have looked into this. The simple
Hi again,
> The simplest way to reach the identical behaviour is to override setText
> and replaceSelection, replacing (if present) line feeds and carriage
> returns by spaces.
I have looked into this. The simplest way is to do it in
PlainDocument.insertString(), exactly where I implemented thi
Am Dienstag, den 15.11.2005, 11:27 +0100 schrieb Meskauskas Audrius:
> JTextField is always a single line component. In GNU Classpath, it is
> possible to make it multi line by setting or pasting the line with line
> feeds. While this is highly impressive, the Sun's implementation never
> does t
JTextField is always a single line component. In GNU Classpath, it is
possible to make it multi line by setting or pasting the line with line
feeds. While this is highly impressive, the Sun's implementation never
does this, replacing the line feeds by spaces instead. The unwanted
resizing of th
