StringBuffer and letter color

Question

hi I use
StringBuffer Wsb = new StringBuffer();
if (Type1.contains("on"))
Wsb.append("C1");
if (Type2.contains("on")){
if(Wsb.capacity()!=0)
Wsb.append(",C2");
else
Wsb.append("C2");
} how can I set the color of letter C1, C2 to red, when I use Wsb.append(" <font color="red"> "); I get error

Answer 1

HJava wrote:
how can I set the color of letter C1, C2 to red, when I use Wsb.append(" <font color="red"> "); I get errorNot quite sure what you're trying to do.
If you append as you said, what the compiler sees is two strings with 'red' between them.
You need to escape the inner quotes in order that they don't terminate the string, viz:
Wsb.append(" <font color=\"red\"> ");However, even when you get it to work, Wsb will contain
C1, C2 <font color="red">
and, even assuming that your spitting it out to some HTML-aware component, that still won't make C1 and C2 come out red.
Winston