Re: [jEdit-Syntax-users] More questions

[Tom B. <bra...@db...>]

Make sure for each JEditTextArea component that you create, you create 
a separate SyntaxDocument instance and assign that instance to the Text 
Area using the setDocument() method.  By default, the Text Area creates 
a single static instance of a SyntaxDocument and uses that if no other 
instance is explicitly defined.

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On Nov 6, 2003, at 5:33 PM, P. J. Reed wrote:

> First, I should say that I'm a student of Computer Science at Texas 
> Tech University.  A research group here is doing a lot of work with 
> A-Prolog, so I'm working on an IDE for it as a senior project.
>
> I don't really want to make a plugin for jEdit -- one of the requests 
> is that it be as light-weight as possible, and jEdit really has a lot 
> of unneeded features.  Furthermore, there are some features they do 
> want that jEdit doesn't seem to support, such as a tabbed interface.
>
> So, that's why I want to work with the jEdit Syntax package.  I may 
> try to port the 4.2 syntax code to the 2.3 text area, but I will have 
> to decide if it's feasible.. I'm fairly new to programming in Java. 
> ;-)
>
> However, there is one problem I'm having that I can't figure out.  Is 
> it possible to have more than one JEditTextArea at once?  It seems as 
> though when I create more than one, they all share the same 
> properties, and changing one changes the others.  For example, look at 
> this:
> http://speed.sakabatou.net/Test.java
>
> It makes a small window with three tabs; two are JEditTextAreas, and 
> the third is a JTextArea.  The behavior seems very strange to me; I 
> have a laptop with OS X 10.3 and Java 1.4.1, and another with Windows 
> XP and Java 1.4.2, and it behaves the same way on both.  It doesn't 
> seem to have the same problem with other objects.
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