jformattedtextfield

In this question Is there any way to accept only numeric values in a JTextField? one of the answers suggested that JFormattedTextField had issues. I've not yet used it, but could somebody please expand (or disagree) on the issues with this class? JFormattedTextField is evil because of poor usability. For instance, if a text field should only be able to accept an integer value, JFormattedTextField will allow any old rubbish and then complain when focus is lost. To make matters worse, it has a range of configurable behaviours when focus is lost (a clear sign that none of them is the correct

This question already has an answer here: Is there any way to accept only numeric values in a JTextField? 19 answers I have a JFormattedTextField where the user would input prices, I have this, but if I type a character, it'll let me anyway. I need this text field to only read numbers or , from the keyboard, and ignore if it's a char. How should I change it in order to make it work? JFormattedTextField formattedTextField = new JFormattedTextField(); formattedTextField.setBounds(25, 330, 56, 20); contentPanel.add(formattedTextField); formattedTextField.setValue(new Double(10.0)); You need to

I have a jFormattedTextField and I set setCommitsOnValidEdit to true then I added an event listener to "property change" on "value" property. At first focus of that jFormattedTextField it doesn't call event listener method when typing in it. But on "focusLost" it calls event listener and after that when it receives focus again it calls event listener when typing. I want the event listener be called after any change in any time in that jFormattedTextField (Even in the fist focus). What's the problem? How can I fix it? probably you have to look at DocumentListener example here EDIT: I know this

I'm trying to make a JSpinner that will only accepts numbers but I also want it to read/respond to backspace. public class test { JFrame frame; JPanel panel; JSpinner spinner; public test() { frame = new JFrame("test"); frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); frame.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(200,200)); panel = new JPanel(); SpinnerNumberModel numSpin = new SpinnerNumberModel(10, 0,1000,1); spinner = new JSpinner(numSpin); JFormattedTextField txt = ((JSpinner.NumberEditor) spinner.getEditor()).getTextField(); ((NumberFormatter) txt.getFormatter()).setAllowsInvalid(false);

I have two JFormattedTextField objects on my JFrame object. I want a basic Math (addition) by the values of these JFormattedTextField objects. I want it happen when focus lost either the first or the second textfield. But when " focusLost() ", event doesn't get the last value, it gets the previous value. For example; tf1 has 0 and tf2 has 0 at first. I write 2 to tf1 , and when focusLost() , result ( tf1+tf2 ) become still 0. when I change any of them, the result becomes 2 (the previous value) How do I get the last values on focusLost? Here is my code: JFormattedTextField tf1,tf2; NumberFormat

Basically Swing JComponents are able to display numbers in fractions in this form 2 2/3 . How can I paint fraction in the nicest form, for example 2⅔? . EDIT . as see I have only one way JTable inside JSpinner with one TableColumn and TableRow (that could simulated plain JtextField too), where TableRenderer could be some of JTextComponent formatted by using Html and on TableCellEdit event the TableEditor to swith to the plain JFormattedTextField , is there another way, could it be possible with plain J(Formatted)TextField too ??? trashgod On reflection, Unicode fractions among the Latin-1

In my application I want to input numbers (amounts) to a specific limit, and hence have used JFormattedTextField. Limit like "12345678.99" i.e. 8 digits before "." and 2 after "." or so on. This is my implementation code, but it doesn't result as expected. startBalTxt.setFormatterFactory(new javax.swing.text.DefaultFormatterFactory(new javax.swing.text.NumberFormatter(new java.text.DecimalFormat("########.##")))); startBalTxt.setText(resourceMap.getString("startBalTxt.text")); // NOI18N startBalTxt.setFont(Utility.getTextFont()); startBalTxt.setName("startBalTxt"); // NOI18N INPUT RESULT