Font size in Jtextpane looks smaller then in other appliactions
java,fonts,size,jtextpane,jtextcomponent
Actually there is DPI difference of java (72pixels per inch) and windows (96 pixels per inch). To reflect your fonts properly you can multiply them on the 96/72 on Windows. You can override public Font getFont(AttributeSet attr) method of DefaultStyledDocument where retrieve font size from the attribute set and increase...
How to add JTextArea to JScrollPane?
java,swing,jscrollpane,jtextarea,jtextcomponent
You need to add your text component to JScrollPane. For example instead of: content.add(textComp, BorderLayout.CENTER); use: content.add(new JScrollPane(textComp), BorderLayout.CENTER); For more details refer to How to Use Scroll Panes. ...
DocumentFilter: Why is replace() invoked and not insertString()?
java,swing,jtextcomponent,documentfilter
The insertString(...) method is invoked when you update the Document directly, by using the Document.insertString(...) method. The replace(...) method is invoked when the Document is updated by methods of the View (ie. the JTextField) when the user enters text or the user invokes Actions (cut, paste) associated with the text...
Swing insert image via ContentType(“text/html”);
java,html,image,swing,jtextcomponent
Try something more like... <img src='" + getClass().getResource("/path/to/image/image.jpg").toString() + "' .../> instead... Two main reasons your code isn't working... The src directory won't exist when the application is built and the image will be included in the resulting Jar file (assuming you're using something like Netbeans or are building it...
Not entering while loop
java,swing,file-io,io,jtextcomponent
file.createNewFile(); . . . BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(file)); The reader works from an empty file that just has been created. Of course br.readLine() will return null immediately since the file is empty. Instead of the while loop, I would simply write: bw.write(textArea.getText()); ...