If you're using Swing and a JTextArea, try using the setWrapStyleWord and setLineWrap methods.
If you're using Swing and a JTextArea, try using the setWrapStyleWord and setLineWrap methods: textarea. SetWrapStyleWord(true); textarea. SetLineWrap(true); You'll also want to set the column count of the JTextArea: private static final int TA_ROWS = 20; private static final int TA_COLS = 35; private JTextArea textarea = new JTextArea(TA_ROWS, TA_COLS); and wrap the JTextArea in a JScrollPane of course.
Edit I'm assuming that you're using Swing, but on re-reading your question I could be wrong. Is this for Swing? AWT?
Android? Other?
1 It's for Swing. Thank you for the answer, it was very useful. – Noran Dec 4 at 17:29 @Noran accept it~ – rana Dec 4 at 17:31 Document can do that +1 – mKorbel Dec 4 at 18:02.
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