Releases: FXMisc/RichTextFX
0.10.4
This release features multi-release JAR files that are compatible with Java 8 and UP without the need for add-exports
or add-opens
JVM arguments.
An Automatic-Module-Name
entry of org.fxmisc.richtext
has now been added to the JAR's manifest.
Notable enhancements are the addition of the following API:
UndoUtils.noOpUndoManager()
setPlaceholder( Node )
and the addition of RichTextFX textfields:
InlineCssTextField
, StyleClassedTextField
, and their parent StyledTextField<PS, S>
See the Changelog
0.10.3
This release features multi-release JAR files that are compatible with Java 8 and UP without the need for add-exports
or add-opens
JVM arguments.
Note that you still need to include the JAR files on the classpath irrespective of the Java version being used.
See the Changelog
Notable enhancement is the addition of the following API:
append( SEG seg, S style )
insert( int position, SEG seg, S style )
getParagraphGraphic( int parNdx )
recreateParagraphGraphic( int parNdx )
setParagraphInsertionStyle( PS paraStyle )
setTextInsertionStyle( S txtStyle )
0.10.2
This release features multi-release JAR files that are compatible with Java 8 and UP without the need for add-exports
or add-opens
JVM arguments.
Note that you still need to include the JAR files on the classpath irrespective of the Java version being used.
See the Changelog
Notable enhancement is the addition of a line highlighter API:
setLineHighlighterFill( Paint highlight )
setLineHighlighterOn( boolean show )
isLineHighlighterOn()
The highlighter can be styled via CSS using selectors from Path, Shape, and Node. For example:
.styled-text-area .line-highlighter { -fx-fill: lime; }
/* or */
.line-highlighter { -fx-highlight-fill: lime; }
Any added custom Selections can now also be styled via CSS using the selection's name.
0.10.1
This release also has multi-release JAR files that are compatible with Java 8 and UP without the need for add-exports
or add-opens
JVM arguments.
Note that you still need to include the JAR files on the classpath irrespective of the Java version being used.
See the Changelog
Note All deprecated methods and properties have been removed in this release !