Line wrap in JSE 8

Hi,
Is there a way to wrap around long line on the editor? I don't want a hard wrap, just a soft wrap around the window. Couldn't find any such option.
Thanks.

Hi Jin_B,
Thanks for the tip. I did install NbCheckstyle in JSE8, but I didn't quite understand how to actually get it to work. After reading doc etc., this is what I did:
I set the following as the config file:
----CheckStyle.xml-------
<module name="Checker">
     <module name="TreeWalker">
          <module name="LineLength">
          <property name="max" value="120"/>
          </module>
     </module>
</module>
This resulted in the following error:
An error occurred during initialization.
Make sure there is a configuration file set under Tools->Options->Building->Checkstyle Settings
com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.api.CheckstyleException: unable to parse C:\Program Files\Programming Tools\JStudio\ide\CheckStyle.xml - Document is invalid: no grammar found.:1:8
at com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.ConfigurationLoader.loadConfiguration(ConfigurationLoader.java:261)
at com.goulbourn.docenforcer.CheckstyleAction.runChecker(CheckstyleAction.java:322)
at com.goulbourn.docenforcer.CheckstyleAction.performAction(CheckstyleAction.java:282)
etc.
Any pointers?

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Welcome to the forum!
Whenever you post provide your 4 digit Oracle version (result of SELECT * FROM V$VERSION).
Thanks for providing an easy-to-understand problem statement and for using code tags.
>
the code of to-be-updated Oracle packages is stored inside of a BLOB field
>
This should be stored in a CLOB since it is character data. Why are you using BLOB?
>
the BLOB field will contain both the package specification and package body and needs to be split into two parts to first execute the spec and then to execute the package body
>
Good, clear problem statement. So why doesn't your code do just what you said it should do: 1) split the code into two parts, 2) execute the spec and 3) execute the body.
Instead of writing code that does these three relatively simple steps your code tries to combine splitting and executing and mushes/mashes it all together. The result, as you found, is code that is hard to understand, hard to debug, doesn't work and doesn't report on what it is doing.
Code like this doesn't have a performance issue so the code should implement the simple step-by-step process that you so elegantly stated in your problem description:
1. split the code into two parts
2. execute the spec
3. execute the body
My advice is to refactor your code to perform the above steps in the proper order and to add proper exception handling and reporting for each step. Then when a step isn't working you will know exactly where and what the problem is.
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1. Add two CLOB variables - one will hold the spec, the second will hold the body
2. Add a comment (you have some good ones in the code now) for every step no matter how trivial it may be
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Your code for the first step has a comment but no exception handling. What should happen if you don't get any data? Why aren't you validating the data you get? Dynamic SQL using table-driven data is great, I love it, but you MUST validate that the data you get is what you expect to get.
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a. put the spec into one new CLOB variable and the body into the other.
b. use DBMS_OUTPUT (or a work table) to output the spec and body so you can see what the code is and make sure the 'split' process worked properly. You probably created that BLOB by manually concatenating the SPEC and BODY to begin with so now create a SPLIT process to split them again and give them back to you. This is such a fundamental component that I suggest creating a new SPLIT_MY_BLOB procedure. This procedure would take a BLOB and return two CLOBS as OUT parameters: one CLOB is the spec and one is the body. Then you can reuse this 'split' procedure in other code or more complex versions of code. Modular programming is the key.
2. execute the spec - Now have a step that executes the spec and does something appropriate if the step succeeds or if it fails. I mean, do you really want to do execute the body if the spec execution fails? What do you want to do? Should you delete the body and spec? If you don't you might wind up with an INVALID body based on old code and an INVALID spec based on the new code you were trying to use. How will anyone, including you, know that the spec and body in the ALL_SOURCE view is really two different versions of things?
This suggests that for your use case you may want to consider DROPPING the entire package, spec and body, before trying to recreate them both. At least if the package is totally missing anyone will know that the entire thing needs to be put back. Ahhhh - but to do that you need to know the package name so you can drop it. Than may require adding another step to get the package name from your data-driven table and adding a DROP PACKAGE step.
3. execute the body - This step executes the body. Hmmmm - we have two nearly identical steps. So why don't you create a new function/procedure that takes a CLOB as input, uses dynamic sql to execute it and returns a result code. That would be useful. Then you could execute ANY sql stored in a CLOB and have a generic function that you can use for other things.
Right now you are using the VARCHAR2 table version of DBMS_SQL.PARSE but you would change this to use the CLOB version.
The end result of this refactoring is a main function/procedure that acts as the CONTROL - it decides what to do and what data (BLOB) to do it with. But it doesn't actually do ANY of the work. It just controls what is done.
And you have a couple of generic, reuseable functions that actually do the work. One knows how to split a CLOB into spec and body. The other knows how to use dynamic SQL to execute a CLOB.
Now you have a modular architecture that is easy to understand, easy to code and easy to test.

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Hi...
I am working on an application that required to have a long label on a button and I was wondering if anyone know how to set line wrap on a JButton. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciate.

If it is not inconvenient for you to use mouse events instead of action events this procedure may be adequate.
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You can obtain the center of the "Image" by using "getSize" method from JButton and dividing it by 2.
You can get the width of characters by using "FontMetrics" "charsWidth" method. Now you can use the int returned from charsWidth and getHeight to align text in the JButton "Image" by using the "Dimension"
object returned by the "getSize" method. Now invoke
the "drawString" method for as many lines of text as you would like to display. After finished drawing strings you
construct an ImageIcon with its one parameter being the "Image" object you have created and drawn on.
Now you invoke the "setIcon" method of JButton to insert the ImageIcon as the image displayed on the JButton.
At this point you have a JButton with all the text you want displayed on it, but with no event handling. So
you are going to add a MouseListener to the JButton.
In the MouseListener override the "mouseClicked" method
inside the method obtain the MouseEvent's location through "getX" and "getY". Next invoke the JButton's
"getLocation" method to obtain a "Point" object. Now invoke the "Point" objects "getX" and "getY" methods to return the int locations of the origin of the JButton.
Now invoke the "getSize" method of the JButton to get
a "Dimension" object containing the size of the JButton.
Now you can use boolean operations to determine if the
x, y coordinate that was obtained by the MouseEvent falls within the boundries of the JButton component.
Something like this:
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent mouseEvent) {
Point point=jbutton.getLocation();
Dimension dimension=jbutton.getSize();
int pX=point.getX();
int pY=point.getY();
int dW=dimension.width;
int dH=dimension.height;
int mX=mouseEvent.getX();
int mY=mouseEvent.getY();
if(mX>pX & mX<(pX+dW)) {
if(mY>pY & mY<(pY+dH)) {
//This means that the point does indeed fall within
//the boundries of the JButton, so place the code
//that would normally appear in actionPerformed
//within this code block
Good Luck.

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Hi,
Does anyone know how to disable line wrapping in a JTextPane?
Thanks,
Michael

there 2 ways of achieving it.
1. Instead of adding the editorpane to the JScrollPane, add the JEditorPane to a JPanel(BorderLayout->CENTER) and then the JPanel to the JScrollPane. Then you can avoid the said problem
2. JEditorPane ta= new JEditorPane(){
public boolean getScrollableTracksViewportWidth(){
return false;
use this to create ur JEditorpane.
But the problem here is that your JEditorpane width is dynamic depending on ur text size.
so when you add it to the JScrollPane you will not c it fitting exactly into the scrollpane width.
hope it helps.

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With the Beta 2 SDK, line wrapping was allowed for s:TextInput if they skin was modified to put the lineBreak="toFit" style on the textDisplay component. This does not seem to work with the final release of the Flex 4 SDK as the text continues to flow past the right-most edge of the input box.
Is there a work around available?

@Greg Yantz,
Why not just use a s:TextArea if you want multiline input? Word wrapping on s:TextInput isn't really supported, so I dont know how well it will work, but I came up with two workarounds (with the help of a coworker), which may help you get started:
I think the main problem is that the partAdded() method in the TextInput.as class is clobbering whatever values you're setting in the skin:
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            // set.
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            textDisplay.heightInLines = 1;
You can work around this by using the creationComplete event in the s:TextInput control to reset those values to whatever you want:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
        xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
        xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx">
    <fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import flashx.textLayout.formats.LineBreak;
            protected function init():void {
                ti.textDisplay.setStyle('lineBreak', LineBreak.TO_FIT);
                ti.textDisplay.multiline = true;
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>
    <s:TextInput id="ti" creationComplete="init();" />
</s:Application>
Or you could probably move that logic to a custom skin and use the creationComplete event in the skin to set the lineBreak style and multiline property. Again, I only did a very quick test and it seemed to work, but your mileage may vary and since this is unsupported it may not work in future builds for the Flex SDK:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
        xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
        xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx">
    <s:TextInput id="ti" skinClass="CustomTISkin2" />
</s:Application>
And my custom skin, CustomTISkin2.mxml, is a copy of the default s:TextInput skin with a few minor tweaks:
<s:SparkSkin xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009" xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
    xmlns:fb="http://ns.adobe.com/flashbuilder/2009" alpha.disabled="0.5" blendMode="normal"
    creationComplete="init();">
     <fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import flashx.textLayout.formats.LineBreak;
            private function init():void {
                textDisplay.multiline = true;
                textDisplay.setStyle('lineBreak', LineBreak.TO_FIT);
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>
Peter

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Hello,
I've got an empty JPanel to which I want to add an (unknown) number of JLabels. Each JLabel has a text which is just one word. When my program is adding JLabels to the JPanel, I want it to have the same behaviour as a normal text editor: when a line is full, the next line gets filled (line wrapping).
If I just keep adding JLabels to a JPanel of a fixed size with .add(), there's no line wrapping. I tried it by giving the JPanel a fixed size, flowLayout and nesting it within a JScrollPane, but it keeps filling one long line, instead of jumping to the next one.
Any obvious solutions??
Thanks
Mark

well this depends on how your layout is build, you should post some code so we can see what your trying to do.
For example if your JPanel is the Frame's main panel, fixing a MaximumSize or PreferredSize wont have any effect, it will grow as big as you defined the JFrame size.
If you have only a JPanel with a max size of 200,300 in a JFrame with a size of 800,600, it will grow to 800,600.
You could create a BoxLayout with X axis, then insert an HorizontalStruts, insert your JPanel and another Horizontal Struts(Box.createHorizontalStrut(int width) ) to force the JPanel to be smaller than the JFrame.
I did not test this a lot, but it seams to work
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class Test {
public static MyFrame frame ;
public static void main(String[] args) {
    frame = new MyFrame();
    frame.show(true);
    frame.pack();
public static class MyFrame extends JFrame {
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      super();
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      mainPanel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(400,300));
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      c = new JLabel("of simple a flow layout ");
      d = new JLabel("which is wrapping ");
      e = new JLabel("when it reaches the end ");
      f = new JLabel("of a line. ");
      g = new JLabel("Set the maximum size of the panel ");
      h = new JLabel("And it should work ");
      i = new JLabel("If it doesnt post your code so we can");
      j = new JLabel("check it out to see whats wrong ");
      k = new JLabel("sincerly yours, Jf Beaulac ");
      mainPanel.add(a);
      mainPanel.add(b);
      mainPanel.add(c);
      mainPanel.add(d);
      mainPanel.add(e);
      mainPanel.add(f);
      mainPanel.add(g);
      mainPanel.add(h);
      mainPanel.add(i);
      mainPanel.add(j);
      mainPanel.add(k);
      // Fix some "margins"
      sizeLimiter.add(Box.createHorizontalStrut(200));
      // Squeeze the panel
      sizeLimiter.add(mainPanel);
      sizeLimiter.add(Box.createHorizontalStrut(200));
    protected void processWindowEvent(WindowEvent e) {
      super.processWindowEvent(e);
      if (e.getID() == WindowEvent.WINDOW_CLOSING) {
        this.dispose();
}Regards,
Jf Beaulac

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Hi,
If I have a piece of text which I would like to see line wrapped, and font styled, how should I do that?
javax.swing.JTextArea has the capabilities to set line wrapping to on.
javax.swing.JTextPane has the capabilities to set font styles like bold, italic and so on.
But what if you have a piece of text you don't know the (possible) length of (so you would like to have line wrapping), AND to which you want to apply font styles to. JTextArea and JTextPane are siblings, not ancestors. So I can't use it. I have looked in the code to see if I could use pieces of code in my own program. But not luck.
Do you have a suggestion for me?
TIA,
Abel

camickr wrote:
JTextPane wraps by default. I'm not sure what your problem is.I did not know that JTextPane did wrap. And I could not find it in the documentation.
But thanks for the information!

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