Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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ISBN: 9781118771334
Author: Michael T. Goodrich
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 2, Problem 3R
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Text-editor GUI (Graphical User Interface) components:
The text-editor components in which the user really needs to interact and display the windows and button. The user has a need to enter some text/input in the components.
Components of text-editor:
The following are some of the components. They are as follows:
- Buttons
- TextAreas
- Scrollbars
Methods:
The common methods for the above components are as follows:
Methods of TextAreas:
- getBackground(): This method is to get the background color of the text area from the user.
- setBackground(Color): This method is to set the given background color to the text area.
- getFont(): This method is to get the font of the text from the user...
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