JTextPane (reading char and its attributes)

Question

Hellow,
I am trying to write a simple editor, where a person could write his text (in different size and color etc.) and than i need to turn this text to html code.
So the way that i determen the shape of the text in JTextPane is:
StyleConstants.setBold(set, false);
*               pane.setCharacterAttributes(set, false);*
And now i have to you trought the document and read the chars and its asstributes.
And the way that i go trought the doc is by using the caret: moveCaretPosition(x);
Reading the char: char c=pane.getText(pane.getCaretPosition(),1).charAt(0);
But the problem now is... by moving the caret (dot) the mark stays in its place, so when I try to read the attribues(*AttributeSet crka;crka=pane.getCharacterAttributes();*), i read them for all the chars selected so far (0->x).
How do i move this oround, so that only one char is read and its attributes?
Edited by: Defero on Jul 19, 2008 3:09 AM

Answer 1

Sorry for that,
Yeah but it still doesnt work right.
Example:
Text in pane:
AB C DEFGH... (ignore spacers)
And then if i read the number of attributes on each char, they go like this:
00111111...
Just in case, i post my code of setting the arguments:
JButton gumb=new JButton("bold");
        gumb.addActionListener((
                 new ActionListener() {
                     public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                          if(bold==false){     
                        StyleConstants.setBold(set, true);
                       pane.setCharacterAttributes(set, true);
                       pane.requestFocus();
                      bold=true;
                          }else {
                               StyleConstants.setBold(set, false);
                               pane.setCharacterAttributes(set, false);
                               bold=false;
                               pane.requestFocus();
             ));And reading should go like this right?:
StyledDocument ddoc=pane.getStyledDocument();
for(int i=0;i<ddoc.getLength();i++){
int x=ddoc.getCharacterElement(i).getAttributes().getAttributeCount();
}Edited by: Defero on Jul 19, 2008 10:12 PM
Edited by: Defero on Jul 19, 2008 10:12 PM