dots instead of the whole text (JLabel)!
Programmer
myLabel.setText("Second Test")
if the label text was on initialize set to "first" then
the UI will display only "Se...".
Does somebody know the solution ???
Sincerely
Programmer
Programmer
Ethan Henry
Re-validate the container containing the label. It will force a
re-layout, which will resize the label.
Ethan
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Paul Medynski
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> Have you ever seen that? I’m trying to change the text like follow :
>
> myLabel.setText("Second Test")
>
> if the label text was on initialize set to "first" then
> the UI will display only "Se...".
>
> Does somebody know the solution ???
It sounds like the label is too small. You have to resize the label so
all the text fits on it :) This isn't done dynamically; you've got to set
it at compile time.
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Johan Compagner
text.
You must set the size to the size of the complete text
Do you use a layout?
Programmer wrote in message <71shiu$kog$2...@ubnnews.unisource.ch>...
>Have you ever seen that? I’m trying to change the text like follow :
>
>myLabel.setText("Second Test")
>
>if the label text was on initialize set to "first" then
>the UI will display only "Se...".
>
>Does somebody know the solution ???
>
>Sincerely
>
>
>
motoneig
and do:
setSize(getPreferredSize());
super.paint(g);
The reason is that the peer class doesn't update the size of the component
before updating the size of the text. From my experiences, a simple call to
validate(), invalidate(), or repaint() doesn't work.
Rick Carragher