Re: How to add rows of text to JTextArea

Thomas Weidenfeller wrote:

> Java always uses
> just '\n', except in I/O methods like like
> BufferedReader.readLine(), which are supposed to to the
> necessary conversion.

Ok, I missed that, thanks. I thought '\n' was "generally acceptable" but not
the canonical thing. Good so, I guess every imaginable artifact you cuould
implent a VM for should have something you can map '\n' to.

> If you append System.getProperty("line.separator") you in
> fact make your application less portable, not more.

Yes, too bad! 8-o

znôrt
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