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Article #14757Re: JTextField size
From: Marcel van den Dungen
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
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perhaps the following dirty trick will do: just add a keylistener to the textfield and keep track of the entry, keep the length of the string, take into regard backspaces and deletes and so. the just use the setText method to change the text to the first ten characters every time the user types in his 11th character possibly things will look better if the textfield's paint method is overriden so actually only the first ten characters are drawn. instead of the 11th character that is deleted everytime i have no idea how it looks but it moght work fine.. greetings casper David wrote: > Good day - > > Using JBuilder 3 - > > I have several JTextFields that the user types into. I would like to > restrict the number of characters to 10 (for example). Has anyone done > this? I thought perhaps DocumentListener was the solution, but couldn't > get it to work. > > I would greatly appreciate any help you can offer. > > David
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