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  H. Jyounishi, Tokyo Japan
 

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Summary: The classes on this page provide the convenient methods for handling the java.text.AttributedString and java.text.AttributedCharacterIterator.
Relevant major classes of Java SE: java.awt.font.TextAttribute, java.text.AttributedString, java.text.AttributedCharacterIterator
Classes on this page: FontStyle, AttributedStringUtil, AttributedInterval, Interval, CommittedTextContainer

1. Class FontStyle return=>page top

This class represents a set of the text attributes like a font family, font size, bold, italic, under line, super script and font color. Moreover this class provides the method of setting font attributes to a selected text, the method of retrieveing font attributes from a text, the method of setting font attributes to the font menu, the method of retrieving font attributes from the font menu, and so on.

See=> java.awt.font.TextAttribute, Reflecting font style to the Font menu
Field Description
fontFamily public String fontFamily
Name of the font family.
bold private int bold
Plain: 0, Bold:1
italic private int italic
Regular: 0, Italic: 1
fontSize public int fontSize
Font size.
underLine private int underLine
Under line on: TextAttribute.UNDERLINE_ON,
Under line off: -1.
superScript private int superScript
Supercript: TextAttribute.SUPERSCRIPT_SUPER(1～7),
Subscript: TextAttribute.SUPERSCRIPT_SUB(-1～-7),
Regular: 0.
fontColor public Color fontColor
Font color.
UNDEF_String public static final String UNDEF_String="UNDEF”
If the string-type attribute isn't set to the text, then set "UNDEF to the text.
UNDEF_int public static final int UNDEF_int=-99
If the integer-type attribute isn't set to the text, then sets -99 to the text.

Method Description
Constructor public FontStyle(String fontFamily, int bold, int italic, int fontSize, int underLine, int superScript, Color fontColor)
Sets the parameters to the corresponding fields.
setFontFamily public void setFontFamily(String fontFamily)
Sets the parameter to the fontFamily.
getFontFamily public String getFontFamily()
Returns the fontFamily.
setBold public void setBold(int bold)
Sets the parameter to the bold.
getBold public int getBold()
Returns the bold.
setItalic public void setItalic(int italic)
Sets the parameter to the italic.
getItalic public int getItalic()
Returns the italic.
setFontSize public void setFontSize(int fontSize)
Sets the parameter to the fontSize.
getFontSize public int getFontSize()
Returns the fontSize.
setUnderLine public void setUnderLine(int underLine)
Sets the parameter to the underLine.
getUnderLine public int getUnderLine()
Returns the underLine.
setSuperScript public void setSuperScript(int superScript)
Sets the parameter to the superScript.
getSuperScript public int getSuperScript()
Returns the superScript.
setFontColor public void setFontColor(Color fontColor)
Sets the parameter to the fontColor.
getFontColor public int getFontColor()
Returns the fontColor.
setTo public AttributedCharacterIterator setTo(AttributedCharacterIterator iterator, int selStart, int selEnd)
Parameters:
iterator - The attributed string to which the attributes of this object are added.
selStart - The start index of the range to which the attributes are added.
selEnd - The end index of the range to which the attributes are added.
Returns:
The AttributedCharacterIterator object to which the attributes of this object were added .
Processing:
The attributes of this object are added to the AttributedCharacterIterator as follows.
∙ Font family

Adds the value of the fontFamily field using the key of TextAttribute.FAMILY.

∙ Bold, Italic

Adds the value of the bold field using the key of TextAttribute.WEIGHT and the values of TextAttribute.WEIGHT_BOLD (bold) or TextAttribute.WEIGHT_REGULAR (plain).
Adds the value of the italic field using the key of TextAttribute.POSTURE and the values of TextAttribute.POSTURE_OBLIQUE (italic) or TextAttribute.POSTURE_REGULAR (regular).

∙ Font size

Adds the value of the fontSize field using the key of TextAttribute.SIZE.

∙ Under line

Adds the value of the underLine field using the key of TextAttribute.UNDERLINE and the values of TextAttribute.UNDERLINE_ON and -1(not underlined).

∙ SuperScript, subscript

Adds the value of the superScript field using the key of TextAttribute.SUPERSCRIPT and the values of the TextAttribute.SUPERSCRIPT_SUPER and TextAttribute.SUPERSCRIPT_SUB.

∙ Font color

Adds the value of the fontColor using the key of TextAttribute.FOREGROUND.

See Attributes => java.awt.font.TextAttribute
toString public String toString()
Returns the string representing this object.
getDefaultFontStyle
(static) 		public static FontStyle getDefaultFontStyle()
Returns the default FontStyle object.
fontSize=12, bold=0, italic=0, underline=-1, superScript=0, fontColor=Color.black
getFontStyleFromMenu
(static) 		public static FontStyle getFontStyleFromMenu()
Creates a FontStyle object from the status of the Font menu and returns the FontStyle object.

Font menu
setFontStyleToMenu
(static) 		public static FontStyle setFontStyleToMenu(TextBox textBox)
Parameter:
textBox - The TextBox object.
Returns:
The FontStyle object created by referring the attributes of the committed text in the text box.
Processing:
∙ Creates a new object of the FontStyle

If the selected text exists in the text box, then this method calls the getCommonFontStyle method with the parameter of the range of the selected text. If the selected text doesn't exists, then this method calls the getCommonFontStyle method with the parameter of the range of the one character before thtext cursor.
Returns the returned value from the getCommonFontStyle method.
The getCommonFontStyle method extracts common attributes from the specified range of the committed text.

∙ Calls the updateFontMenu method to reflect the created FontStyle to the Font menu.
See=> Reflecting font style to the Font menu
setFontStyleToMenu
(static) 		public static FontStyle setFontStyleToMenu(ShapeContainer[] containers)
This method called from the execSelection method of the SelectionLS to reflect the common attributes of the texts in the selected shapes to the Font menu.
To do this, this method calls the getCommonFontStyle and the updateFontMenu methods.
updateFontMenu
(static) 		private static void updateFontMenu(FontStyle fontStyle)
Gets the objects of the buttons, the combo boxes and the color chooser by the getMenuComponent of the MenuUtil and changes the state of the objects.
As the result, the appearance of the button, the selected items of the combo boxes and the selected color of the color chooser are changed as follows.
∙ The buttons

Changes the appearance of the buttons of the bold, italic, under line and superscript/subscript attributes by using the setSelected method.

∙ The combo boxes

Changes the item in the combo boxes of the font family and font size attributes by using the setSelectedItem method.

∙ The color chooser

Changes the selected color of the color chooser by using the CustomColorChooserDialog.setPreviewColor method.

See=> Reflecting font style to the Font menu
getCommonFontStyle
(static) 		private static FontStyle getCommonFontStyle(AttributedCharacterIterator text, int start, int end)
Parameters:
text - The attributed string
start - The start of the range.
end - The end of the range.
Returns:
The FontStyle object storing the common attributes and values of the specified range (start, end) of the text.
Processing:
This method extracts the attributes and their intervals from the [start, end] interval of the text by the AttributedStringUtil.createAttributedIntervals method. If the extracted attribute values are the same for each attribute key, then the common attribute is found for the key.
After collecting the common attributes, this method creates a new object of the FontStyle with the parameters of the common attributes and returns the the new FontStyle object.
See=> Reflecting font style to the Font menu
getCommonFontStyle
(static) 		private static FontStyle getCommonFontStyle(TextBox[] textBoxes)
Returns the FontStyle object storing the common attributes of the committed texts in the specified text boxes.
getFontStyleAt
(static)		 public static FontStyle getFontStyleAt(AttributedCharacterIterator text, int position)
Parameters:
text - The attributed string
position - The position in the text.
Returns:
A FontStyle object retrieved from a character which is located ahead of the specified position.
Processing:
This method is called from the TextBox.insertText method and returns attributes of a character before the specified position. The returned attributes is represented by the FontStyle.
The rules retrieving attributes are as follows:

(1) If the character before the specified position is "\n" (line feed), this method tries to find a non-"\n" character by repeating to check a character before the current character. If a non-"\n" character is found, this method returns attributes of the character.

(2) If the position equals 0, that means the top position of the text, this method tries to find a non-"\n" character from the top position. If a non-"\n" character is found, this method returns attributes of the character.

(3) If a non-"\n" character is not found in the above (1) or(2), this method returns the default FontStyle object which is given by the FontStyle.getDefaultFontStyle method.
isFontStyle public static boolean isFontStyle(AttributedCharacterIterator text, int start, int end) Parameters:
text - The attributed string
start - The start of the range.
end - The end of the range.
Returns:
Return true, if the font interval specified by start, end of the text is set with a FontStyle.
isDefaultFontStyle public static boolean isDefaultFontStyle(AttributedCharacterIterator text, int start, int end)
Parameters:
text - The attributed string
start - The start of the range.
end - The end of the range.
Returns:
Return true, if the font interval specified by start, end of the text is a default font.

: Reflecting font style to the Font menu return=>page top

"Reflecting" means to change the appearance of the Font menu by shadowing and lowering the button or changing the item in the combo box etc.
In the Figure_(a), the attributes of the selected text (mtDNA) is bold and italic, so the corresponding buttons in the Font menu are shadowed and lowered.


Font menu


Font menu


Figure_(a) Reflecting the font style (bold, italic) of the selected text to the Font menu.


Figure_(b) Reflecting the font style (superscript) of the character before the text cursor to the Font menu.


: java.awt.font.TextAttribute (The extract from “JavaTM Platform, Standard Edition 6. API") return=>page top
Summary of attributes
Key Value Type Principal Constants Default Value
FAMILY String See Font DIALOG, DIALOG_INPUT,
SERIF, SANS_SERIF, and MONOSPACED. 		"Default" (use platform default)
WEIGHT Number WEIGHT_REGULAR, WEIGHT_BOLD WEIGHT_REGULAR
WIDTH Number WIDTH_CONDENSED, WIDTH_REGULAR,
WIDTH_EXTENDED 		WIDTH_REGULAR
POSTURE Number POSTURE_REGULAR, POSTURE_OBLIQUE POSTURE_REGULAR
SIZE Number none 12.0
TRANSFORM TransformAttribute See TransformAttribute IDENTITY TransformAttribute.IDENTITY
SUPERSCRIPT Integer SUPERSCRIPT_SUPER, SUPERSCRIPT_SUB 0 (use the standard glyphs and metrics)
FONT Font none null (do not override font resolution)
CHAR_REPLACEMENT GraphicAttribute none null (draw text using font glyphs)
FOREGROUND Paint none null (use current graphics paint)
BACKGROUND Paint none null (do not render background)
UNDERLINE Integer UNDERLINE_ON -1 (do not render underline)
STRIKETHROUGH Boolean STRIKETHROUGH_ON false (do not render strikethrough)
RUN_DIRECTION Boolean RUN_DIRECTION_LTR
RUN_DIRECTION_RTL 		null (use Bidi standard default)
BIDI_EMBEDDING Integer none 0 (use base line direction)
JUSTIFICATION Number JUSTIFICATION_FULL JUSTIFICATION_FULL
INPUT_METHOD_HIGHLIGHT InputMethodHighlight,
Annotation 		(see class) null (do not apply input highlighting)
INPUT_METHOD_UNDERLINE Integer UNDERLINE_LOW_ONE_PIXEL,
UNDERLINE_LOW_TWO_PIXEL 		-1 (do not render underline)
SWAP_COLORS Boolean SWAP_COLORS_ON false (do not swap colors)
NUMERIC_SHAPING NumericShaper none null (do not shape digits)
KERNING Integer KERNING_ON 0 (do not request kerning)
LIGATURES Integer LIGATURES_ON 0 (do not form optional ligatures)
TRACKING Number TRACKING_LOOSE, TRACKING_TIGHT 0 (do not add tracking)


2. Class AttributedStringUtil return=>page top
public class AttributedStringUtil implements Serializable

The AttributedString object represents a string or text on which multiple text attributes are defined, so it can be decomposed to a simple string, text attributes and their intervals. The the set of a text attribute and its interval is represented by the AttributedInterval class. The AttributedStringUtil class provides the convenient methods to handle the AttributedString object using the AttributedInterval.

See=> TextAttribute
Field Description
iterator AttributedCharacterIterator iterator
The attributed string (styled text) of the AttributedCharacterIterator form.
arrayList ArrayList arrayList
The array storing the AttributedInterval objects.

Method Description
Constructor public AttributedStringUtil(AttributedCharacterIterator iterator)
∙ Sets the parameter to the iterator field.
∙ Calls the createAttributedIntervalList method to decompose the iterator and store its attributes to the arrayList.
rangeError private boolean rangeError(int start, int end, String errMessage)
Checks if the start and the end parameters are within the start index and the end index of the field variable iterator. If not, outputs the errMessage and the values of the start and end, and returns true.
getBeginIndex public int getBeginIndex()
If the field variable iterator is null, returns -1. If it is not null, returns the the start index of the text.
getEndIndex public int getEndIndex()
If the field variable iterator is null, returns -1. If it is not null, returns the the end index of the text.
setAttributedString public void setAttributedString(AttributedCharacterIterator iterator)
Performs the same processing as the constructor.
createAttributedIntervalList private void createAttributedIntervalList(AttributedCharacterIterator iterator)
Parameter:
iterator - The attributed string (styled text).
Processing:
This method is called by the constructor, addAttribute and removeAttribute methods.
∙ Gets all the keys from t h iterator.

Set<AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute> keys=iterator.getAllAttributeKeys();

∙ Calls the createAttributedIntervalList method for each key to create a AttributedInterval object and saves it to the arrayList.
createAttributedIntervals private AttributedInterval[] createAttributedIntervals(AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key)
Parameter:
key - The key of the TextAttribute.
iterator - The attributed string (styled text).
Returns:
The array of the AttributedInterval objects.
Processing:
Creates AttributedInterval objects from the iterator for the specified key.
The attribute of the key may be set to multiple intervals of the iterator with the same (attribute) value or different values, therefore generally multiple AttributedInterval objects will be created.
∙ Gets the interval by the getRunStart and getRunLimit methods of the AttributedCharacterIterator and gets the value by the getAttribute method of the AttributedCharacterIterator.

int runStart=this.iterator.getRunStart(key);
int runLimit=this.iterator.getRunLimit(key);
value=this.iterator.getAttribute(key);

∙ To find the next interval, updates the index of the iterator by the setIndex method of the CharacterIterator.

this.iterator.setIndex(runLimit);
<Code>
private AttributedInterval[] createAttributedIntervalList(AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key){
Vector vector=new Vector();
Object value;
char c=iterator.first();
while(c!=CharacterIterator.DONE) {
int runStart=iterator.getRunStart(key);
int runLimit=iterator.getRunLimit(key);
value=iterator.getAttribute(key);
if( value!=null) {
AttributedInterval attribInterval=new AttributedInterval(runStart, runLimit,
key, value);
vector.add(attribInterval);
}
c=iterator.setIndex(runLimit);
} //end of while

AttributedInterval[] intervals=new AttributedInterval[vector.size()];
for(int i=0;i<vector.size();i++){
intervals[i]=(AttributedInterval)vector.get(i);
}
return intervals;
}

getAttributedIntervalList public ArrayList createAttributedIntervalList()
Returns the arrayList.
getString public String getString()
Returns the string of the iterator.
Gets the first character of the iterator by the first method of the CharacterIterator and gets the next character by the next method of the CharacterIterator.
getString public String getString(int start, int end)
Return the string of the specified range of the iterator by using the getString method and the substring method of the String.
getAttributedString public AttributedString getAttributedString()
Return the AttributedString object of the iterator.
Gets the string from the iterator by the getString method and creates a new object of the AttributedString with the parameter of the string. Then this method sets the attributes saved in the arrayList to the new object by the addAttribute method of the AttributedString and finally returns the object.
getAttributedSubString public AttributedString getAttributedSubString(int start, int end)
Return the AttributedString object of the iterator.
getTextLayoutString public AttributedString getTextLayoutString(int start, int end, String escapeChar,
String replaceChar)
This method is called from the LineBreaker.createMultipleLines method. The processing of this method is almost same as that of the above getAttributedSubString method. The different point is that this method replaces the escapeChar with the replaceChar. Currently the escapeCharis "\n" (line feed) and the escapeCharis " " (space) or "↲"".
createAttributedIntervals public AttributedInterval[] createAttributedIntervals()
Return the array of the AttributedInterval objects from the arrayList.
createAttributedIntervals public AttributedInterval[] createAttributedIntervals(int start, int end)
Paremeters:
start, end - The range of the iterator.
Returns:
Return the array of the AttributedInterval objects whose intervals are within [start, end].
Processing:
To calculate the intersection of the [start, end] interval and the intervals of the AttributedInterval objects, the intersection method of the Interval is used.
createAttributedIntervals public AttributedInterval[] createAttributedIntervals(AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key, int start, int end)
Paremeters:
key - The attribute key.
start, end - The range of the iterator.
Returns:
Return the array of the AttributedInterval objects whose key coincides with the parameter and whose intervals are within [start, end].
Processing:
Similar to the createAttributedIntervals method.
addAttribute public void addAttribute(AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key, Object value, int start, int end)
Paremeters:
key - The attribute key.
value - The attribute value.
start, end - The range of the iterator.
Processing:
Adds the attribute given by the parameters to the iterator.
∙ Gets the AttributedString object from the iterator by the getAttributedString method.
∙ Adds the attribute given by the parameters to the AttributedString object by the addAttribute method of the AttributedString.

attribStr.addAttribute(key, value, start, end);

∙ Calls the createAttributedIntervalList to update this object (AttributedStringUtil).
removeAttribute public void removeAttribute(AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key, int start, int end)
Paremeters:
key - The key of the attribute to be removed.
start, end - The range of the iterator.
Processing:
Removes the attribute from the iterator.
∙ Gets the AttributedString object from the iterator by the getAttributedString method.
∙ Adds the attribute given by the parameters to the AttributedString object by the addAttribute method of the AttributedString.

attribStr.addAttribute(key, value, start, end);

∙ Calls the createAttributedIntervalList to update this object (AttributedStringUtil).
removeAttribute public void removeAttribute(AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key)
Paremeters:
key - The key of the attribute to be removed.
Processing:
Removes the attribute from the iterator.
∙ Gets the string from the iterator by the getString method.
∙ Creates a new AttributedString object with the parameter of the string.
∙ Adds the attribute saved in the arrayList to the new AttributedString object by the addAttribute method of this class, if the key of the attribute isn't equals to the parameter.
: It is impossible to remove the attribute directly from the iterator. So, adds the saved attributes to the new AttributedString which has no attribute initially.
hasAttribute public boolean hasAttribute(AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key)
Returns true if the iterator has the specified attribute.
toString public String toString()
Return the string representing this object.
getString
(static) 		public static String getString(AttributedCharacterIterator iterator)
Returns the string of the AttributedCharacterIterator specified by the parameter.
getAttributedString
(static) 		public static AttributedString getAttributedString(AttributedCharacterIterator iterator)
Returns the AttributedString of the AttributedCharacterIterator specified by the parameter.
createCompositeText
(static) 		public static AttributedCharacterIterator createCompositeText(AttributedCharacterIterator iterator1, AttributedCharacterIterator iterator2, int insertionPosition, boolean highLight)
Paremeters:
iterator1 - The first AttributedString.
iterator2 - The second AttributedString.
insertionPosition - The insertion position of the second AttributedString to the first AttributedString.
highLight - If true, then adds the TextAttribute.INPUT_METHOD_HIGHLIGHT to the second AttributedString.
See=> java.awt.font.TextAttribute
Returns:
Return the composite attributed string.
Processing:
This method is used to combine the composed text with the committed text.
See=> Composed text and committed text.
∙ Creates new two AttributedStringUtil objects from the iterator1 and the iterator2.
∙ Gets the two strings from the two AttributedStringUtil objects and combines the two strings.
∙ Adds the attributes to the combined string to create a composite attributed string.

The attributes and their ranges (intervals) are given by the createAttributedIntervals method of the AttributedStringUtil. To add the attributes to the combined string, the addAttribute method is used.
∙ Returns the composite attributed string.



3. AttributedInterval return=>page top
This class represents the interval on which a text attribute is defined.
Field Description
start protected int start
The start position of the interval.
: The position is defined such as the forward position of the k-th character of the text is k-1 and the the backward position of the k-th character is k.
end protected int end
The end position of the interval.
key protected AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key
The attribute key of the interval.
See=> java.awt.font.TextAttribute
value protected Object value
The attribute value of the interval.

Method

Description
Constructor public AttributedInterval(int start, int end, AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute key, Object value)
Sets the parameters to the corresponding fields.
getStart public int getStart()
Returns the start field.
getEnd public int getEnd()
Returns the end field.
getKey public AttributedCharacterIterator.Attribute getKey()
Returns the key field.
getValue public Object getValue()
Returns the value field.
clone public Object clone()
Returns a clone object.
toString public String toString()
Returns the string representing this object.


4. Class Interval return=>page top

This class provides the methods for the set operation of intervals.

>Field

Description

start public int start
The start position of the interval.
end public int end
The end position of the interval.

Method Description
Constructor public Interval(int start, int end)
Sets the parameters to the corresponding fields.
getStart public int getStart()
Returns the start field.
getEnd public int getEnd()
Returns the end field.
length public int length()
Returns the length of the interval (this.end-this.start).
toString public String toString()
Returns the string representing this object.
add
(static) 		public static Interval[] add(Interval interval1, Interval interval2)
Adds the two intervals and returns the added intervals.
sub
(static) 		public static Interval[] sub(Interval interval1, Interval interval2)
Subtract the interval2 from the interval1 and return the subtracted intervals.
If there is no subtracted interval, then returns the array of 0 length.
intersection
(static) 		public static Interval intersection(Interval interval1, Interval interval2)
Returns the intersection of the two intervals. If there is no intersection, then return null.
del
(static) 		public static Interval del(Interval interval, Interval delInterval)
Parameters:
interval - The interval
delInterval - The interval to be deleted.
Returns:
The changed interval after the interval of the delInterval was deleted.
Processing:
This method calculates how the interval is changed about its position and width, if the delInterval deleted from the interval. The figure below shows the cases of this. The newInterval is an interval to be returned.


5. Class CommittedTextContainer return=>page top
public class CommittedTextContainer
This class is used in the TextBox object to manage the committed text, i.e. inserting a new text to this container or deleting text from this container.
Field Description
committedText private AttributedCharacterIterator committedText
The committed text (Composed text and committed text).
DefaultFont private final Font DefaultFont=new Font(Font.DIALOG, Font.PLAIN, 12)
The default font before text attributes are set to the committed text.

Method

Description

getCommittedText public AttributedCharacterIterator getCommittedText()
Returns the committedText.
setCommittedText public void setCommittedText(AttributedCharacterIterator committedText)
Sets the parameter to the committedText.
If the TextAttribute.INPUT_METHOD_HIGHLIGHT attribute is added to the parameters, removes its attribute.
getBeginIndex public int getBeginIndex()
Returns the start index of thecommittedText.
getEndIndex public int getEndIndex()
Returns the start index of the committedText.
getString public String getString()
Returns the string of the committedText.
getString public String getString(int start, int end)
Returns the substring of the committedText.
getAttributedString public AttributedString getAttributedString()
Returns the AttributedString object of the committedText.
getAttributedSubString public AttributedString getAttributedSubString(int start, int end)
Returns the AttributedString object of the substring of the committedText.
getDisplayText public AttributedCharacterIterator getDisplayText(int insertionPosition, AttributedCharacterIterator composedText)
Parameter:
insertionPosition - The insertion position of the composed text into the committedText.
composedText - The composed text (Composed text and committed text)
Returns:
The composite text of the committedText and the composed text.

Processing:
To create the composite text, the createCompositeText of the AttributedStringUtil is used.
insertText public void insertText(int insertionPosition, AttributedCharacterIterator string)
Parameter:
insertionPosition - The insertion position of the string into the committedText.
string - The string to be inserted.
Processing:
To insert the string, the createCompositeText of the AttributedStringUtil is used.
∙ Removes the TextAttribute.INPUT_METHOD_HIGHLIGHT attribute from the committedText by the removeAttribute method of the AttributeStringUtil.
∙ Removes the TextAttribute.LANGUAGE, READING, INPUT_METHOD_SEGMENT attributes from the string to be inserted by the removeAttribute method of the AttributeStringUtil.
deleteText public void deleteText(int delStart, int delEnd)
Deletes text in the [delStart, delEnd] from the committedText.
getSerializable
AttributedString 		public SerializableAttributedString getSerializableAttributedString()
Returns the SerializableAttributedString object of the committedText.
setSerializable
AttributedString 		public void setSerializableAttributedString(SerializableAttributedString data)
Sets the SerializableAttributedString object to the committedText.


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