highlighting

So I have an activity with 2 ListView widgets, when you select a value in the first one, the second is populated with values related to the selection in the first ListView . This mechanic works without a problem, but now I want the user choices to stay highlighted. I've read a good ammount of question related to this topic and it seems there is a myriad of ways one can accomplish this but after trying about 4-5 of em' I still can't get it to work. I've got it working on the second ListView using the android:listSelector="#CCCCCC" XML Attribute, but this seems to be wiped clean once a

how is possible to synchonize text typed into JTextField (then by DocumentListener passed String to the RowFilter ) with TableCell if contains same as String value in JTextField/Document, and then highlights (meaning f.e. change text Color.Red ) for identical text in synchronized TableCell(s) I know that by usage of some hacks is that possible by using 1/ by using getTableCellRendererComponent 2/ by using prepareRenderer is there another and maybe correct way(s) little bit modified code from JTable tutorial import java.awt.*; import java.util.regex.PatternSyntaxException; import javax.swing.*;

We are using JavaFX's TextArea control in our application, and trying to integrate it with Jazzy Spell Check API - as in, when a user enters a wrong word that is not in the dictionary, such word would be highlighted. Is there a way to highlight a word in said control? I've seen no options for that in the JavaDocs, so if someone could suggest an approach? It could be possible, I guess, to use the HTMLEditor component and color the words diferently with <font face="red=>wrongWord</font> . This, however, brings a whole lot of different problems with the spell checking, such as the html tags and

I'm trying to make a javascript bookmarklet that will act as a highlighter, changing the background of selected text on a webpage to yellow when the bookmarklet is pressed. I'm using the following code to get the selected text, and it works fine, returning the correct string function getSelText() { var SelText = ''; if (window.getSelection) { SelText = window.getSelection(); } else if (document.getSelection) { SelText = document.getSelection(); } else if (document.selection) { SelText = document.selection.createRange().text; } return SelText; } However, when I created a similar function to

I've recently seen a lot of libraries for searching and highlighting terms within an HTML page. However, every library I saw has the same problem, they can't find text partly encased in an html tag and/or they'd fail at finding special characters which are &-expressed. Example a: <span> This is a test. This is a <b>test</b> too</span> Searching for "a test" would find the first instance but not the second. Example b: <span> Pencils in spanish are called lápices</span> Searching for "lápices" or "lapices" would fail to produce a result. Is there a JS library that does this or at least a way to