Apr 27, 2001 #1 xabu Programmer Joined Apr 26, 2001 Messages 6 Location DE In a TextArea you can´t write more than a certain number of signs even if you set the number of rows to 1000. How can you extend the number of signs Thank you for your answers. !Xabu
In a TextArea you can´t write more than a certain number of signs even if you set the number of rows to 1000. How can you extend the number of signs Thank you for your answers. !Xabu
Apr 28, 2001 #2 BZJavaInst Programmer Joined Jan 17, 2001 Messages 67 Location US What do you mean by extend the number of signs. Be more specific and I will see if I can answer your question. Brian Upvote 0 Downvote
What do you mean by extend the number of signs. Be more specific and I will see if I can answer your question. Brian
Apr 30, 2001 Thread starter #3 xabu Programmer Joined Apr 26, 2001 Messages 6 Location DE thank you for your answer. I meen for example just letters. It seems like there is a limit of maximum letters you can write on a TextArea. !Xabu Upvote 0 Downvote
thank you for your answer. I meen for example just letters. It seems like there is a limit of maximum letters you can write on a TextArea. !Xabu
Apr 30, 2001 #4 BZJavaInst Programmer Joined Jan 17, 2001 Messages 67 Location US Try adding the scroll bars and you should be able to continue adding letters and scroll to see them. Brian Upvote 0 Downvote
Try adding the scroll bars and you should be able to continue adding letters and scroll to see them. Brian
Apr 30, 2001 Thread starter #5 xabu Programmer Joined Apr 26, 2001 Messages 6 Location DE Sorry for being so penetrant. I just testet this for-loop. for(int i=0;i<6000;i++){ getTextArea1().append(i+"/n" } It will stop at exactly at the number 5291. Any Idea? Thank you anyway !xabu Upvote 0 Downvote
Sorry for being so penetrant. I just testet this for-loop. for(int i=0;i<6000;i++){ getTextArea1().append(i+"/n" } It will stop at exactly at the number 5291. Any Idea? Thank you anyway !xabu