[Advanced-java] Java Swing question.

[toneil@xxxxxxxxxx (Tim O'Neil)]

You need to copy the text into a buffer, a String object or
a byte array, or something. The user only sees the textbox,
the magic is happening on the buffer. Simple.

From: Reinstein, Lenny [mailto:Leonard.Reinstein@xxxxxx]
>This is OK, but how can I make that token invisible? All this has to be
>hidden from the user. The user can open the text component with some
content
>already there. He clicks somewhere in the middle of the text and tries to
>paste some text in it. I handle paste manually. So, I need to know where he
>has the Caret, including newlines. Say, I replace newlines with some tokens
>before I load the content, but the user should not see then. He/she should
>see paragraphs, as though the newlines are there. I am OK with any solution
>as long as it works and can be appplied here. Many thanks in advance.

It took 100 monkeys 100 years to come up with:


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