Possible text area support? about material-ui-swing HOT 5 CLOSED

Hello @dis0hope,
The latest version of the jar has been added by me, on my demo no problem, see you too (both disabled and enabled)

Continue to give problems you can post a screen or describe the problem in more detail? (both fantastic old things)

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sorry for being so vague.

the problem i ran into is actually using jTables...
So a wanted to have wrap lines for each cell in the table, cause some of them contains a lot of text and can't be shown. so i google and find some code that rendered each cell as a TexArea. wrap lines did work, but the nice jTable UI from you guys was gone.

Like the programme name can't be shown

after using wrap lines with each cell being a Text Area. the UI is Just weird now.
(only String fields are changed to text Area, so the integer cell is still material design.

i think its kinda unreasonable to ask you guys to redo textArea UI so it will look like JTable...
So you can probably close this issue, this is just to clear thing up.
the wrap line code is here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/965023/how-to-wrap-lines-in-a-jtable-cell

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If I understand you correctly is it the color of the TextArea that isn't correct? Because that can be changed.

If it's something else, you can try creating your own TableCellRenderer class that extends MaterialTableCellRenderer and overrides getTableCellRendererComponent().

The new implementation can then call the super class's getTableCellRendererComponent() within itself, so this way you get the behaviour of the material cell renderer in addition to whatever custom behaviour you want

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@atarw

Yeah, basically it looks incoherent. and it loses some original jtable setting, like selecting a row will change the colour of the whole row. and im not sure how to do that with an extended text area class.

while extending MaterialTableCellRenderer doesn't support
this.setWrapStyleWord(true);
this.setLineWrap(true);
so im back where i started where i want to do wrap lines....
but its fine i'll chose good looking ui over wrap lines...

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Oh okay I understand now. I could try to make MaterialTableCellRenderer extend from JTextArea instead but I'll need to do a bit more testing in the morning.

For now since MaterialTableCellRenderer indirectly extends from JLabel you can try wrapping words in the JLabel as a work around.

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