On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Reinhard Simon wrote:
> Hello Everybody!
>
> Is it possible with Java to rotate a font (90 degree)?
> I want to write from top to bottom in a canvas.
> Perhaps you have another solution.
If you have the luxury of using Java 1.2, check out the Java 2D API. In
it you'll find
Hi,
> Is it possible with Java to rotate a font (90 degree)?
> I want to write from top to bottom in a canvas.
> Perhaps you have another solution.
I don't have an easy sorution, but I can tell you how I'd do it:
-create an offscreen Image
-get its Graphics and draw the text left-to-right on i
Hello Everybody!
Is it possible with Java to rotate a font (90 degree)?
I want to write from top to bottom in a canvas.
Perhaps you have another solution.
Thanks
Reinhard Simon
HTL Wr. Neustadt Austria
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your reply. It is a bit annoying that the classes aren't
documented. Especially as several pieces of writing I have seen written by
Sun people allude that the libraries are included with the JDK.
Perhaps then I should extend my question does anyone know of any freely
distribut
These classes aren't documented because they're not intended for use by
java developers; they're for the internal use of Sun's JDK implementation.
Sun reserves the right to make changes to these classes at any time.
That being said, Elliot "Rusty" Harold wrote a book called "Java Secrets"
that
Hi All,
Can anyone point me in the direction of a location where I could download
a copy of the API documentation for the sun clases, such as the FTP
classes etc.
I have managed to find some online versions, but I don't fancy saving each
page individualy. What I am hoping to find is a tarball o
did i miss something, OSF, & linuxthreads ? arent they different critters?
gat
Seth M. Landsman wrote:
> There is also OSF's JDK, which is a 1.1.6 JDK with linuxthreads
> support.
>
Glenn Valenta wrote:
> I'm kind-a new to Java so please bear with me...
>
> Is there a way to stop the font and color from changing
> when one sets an java.awt.Component to non-editable?
>
> I'm using a frame in an application and when I add a button
> that is setEditable(false), the font and col
