Index problem in my font program--very very important

Question

Hi friends, in the below program which i have given
go to the if loop of "Times New Roman Font" and there i have given two setText inputs.But when i give two or more input within one if loop ,i am getting only the last input as many times in my comboBox.
ie.for two different inputs in times new roman i am getting the second input printed twice in my combobox leaving the first one .but i want to see both first and second input in my combobox.Like that the problem occurs for other loop also.
one more thing for two "times new roman" font inputs i want two different index.but it is giving same index for that particular font regardless of how many inputs you are giving of that font type.
so i want slight changes in logic or any other idea.this is very urgent and my mail id is [email protected]
please reply me as soon as possible
This is my code
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.plaf.basic.*;
public class ComboBoxFonts extends JFrame implements ItemListener
{       // JTextArea textArea;
JComboBox comboBox;
public Font abiFont = new Font("Arial Black Italic",Font.PLAIN,20);
public Font bmoFont = new Font("Book Man Old Style Bold",Font.BOLD,20); public Font cniFont = new Font("Courier New Italic",Font.PLAIN,20);
public Font fraFont = new Font("Franklin Gothic Medium",Font.BOLD,20);
public Font garFont = new Font("Garamond",Font.PLAIN,20);
public Font geoFont = new Font("Georgia Italic",Font.BOLD,20);
public Font lucFont = new Font("Lucida Sans Italic", Font.BOLD, 20);
public Font romFont = new Font("Roman",Font.PLAIN,20);
public Font tahFont = new Font("Tahoma Bold",Font.BOLD,20);
public Font tnrFont = new Font("Times New Roman",Font.PLAIN,20);
public Font verFont = new Font("Verdana Bold",Font.BOLD,20);
public Font webFont = new Font("Webdings",Font.BOLD,20);
public ComboBoxFonts()
GraphicsEnvironment ge = GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment ();
Font [] fonts = ge.getAllFonts ();
Font [] example = {abiFont,bmoFont,cniFont,fraFont,garFont,geoFont,lucFont,romFont,tahFont,tnrFont,verFont,webFont,hinFont};
//The above example array contains the order in which the fonts are displayed in our ComboBox.
comboBox = new JComboBox(example);
comboBox.setRenderer( new MyFontRenderer() );
comboBox.addItemListener( this );
getContentPane().add( comboBox, BorderLayout.NORTH );
comboBox.setBounds(162,42,180,25);
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e)
Font font = (Font)e.getItem();
//textArea.setFont( font.deriveFont( textArea.getFont().getSize2D() ) );
comboBox.setFont( font.deriveFont( comboBox.getFont().getSize2D() ) );
public static void main(String[] args)
ComboBoxFonts frame = new ComboBoxFonts();
frame.setDefaultCloseOperation( DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE );
frame.pack();
frame.setLocationRelativeTo( null );
frame.setVisible( true );
class MyFontRenderer extends BasicComboBoxRenderer
public Component getListCellRendererComponent(
JList list, Object value, int index, boolean isSelected, boolean cellHasFocus)
super.getListCellRendererComponent(list, value, index, isSelected, cellHasFocus);
Font font = (Font)value;
String fontName = font.getFontName();
//setFont( font.deriveFont(12.0f) );
int size = font.getSize();
System.out.println("index"+index+"--fontName : "+fontName+" size : "+size);
if(fontName.equals("Garamond"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Arial Black Italic"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
//setText("Welcome To Geneva Software Technologies Pvt ltd");
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Roman"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Times New Roman"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
setText(""+(char)117+""+(char)99+""+(char)69+""+(char)63+""+(char)63+""+(char)84+""+(char)71);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Lucida Sans Italic"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Franklin Gothic Medium"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Tahoma Bold"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Georgia Italic"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Webdings"))
//Webdings font is the last font displayed in our ComboBox drop down list
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Verdana Bold"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else if(fontName.equals("Book Man Old Style Bold"))
setFont( font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
else
setFont(font.deriveFont(100));
setText(""+(char)69+""+(char)78+""+(char)71+""+(char)76+""+(char)73+""+(char)83+""+(char)72);
return this;
}

Answer 1

I dont see what the problem with the code is, but I would suggest the following:
1) comment out all code except for 2 types of fonts. It will make debugging easier.
2) Your browser (or whatever type of display you have) may not support all the types of fonts you have listed.
If not, it probably uses the same default font (therefore many fonts will look the same because they are using the default).
3) If you are putting two text messages in two different panels on the display, you will only see one panel if that panel is drawn
on top of the other panel. You need to separate the panels on the display (offset them).