>>> you can do JTextArea.setText( doc1.getText() + doc2.getText() );
I can't. I'm working with styled text(JTextPane + DefaultStyledDocument).
If I use getText() method, I'll only have plain text.
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To: Jerome Douillard/LME/PCC/PHILIPS@EMEA1
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Subject: RE: DefaultStyledDocument concatenation ????
Classification:
you can do JTextArea.setText( doc1.getText() + doc2.getText() );
Thanks and Regards,
Gary Grewal
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Subject: DefaultStyledDocument concatenation ????
Hi,
I have got two different documents, each one extending
DefaultStyledDocument.
I need to display, in my JTextPane, the concatenation of these documents
Do you know how to do that?
Thanks
Jérôme DOUILLARD
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