Added BlueJ to the list of projects using RichTextFX #536
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Nice! Which version did you ultimately end up using? I'll merge it once Travis builds it. |
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A snapshot, pretty similar to version 0.7-M5, built early May. I hope to bring us forward to 0.7 in future, but the snapshot proved stable for us so I didn't want to change anything further once we'd starting testing release candidates. |
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Yeah, that sounds about right. I'm wondering when Tomas will merge some of the PRs in his dependencies like Flowless as that will fix some of the other issues we have. |
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Also, I like the scope highlighting. Looks good! |
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We've just released the latest version of BlueJ, which now uses RichTextFX. BlueJ is an educational IDE for Java. We have in the order of 300,000 users a month, so RichTextFX will be in use by a lot of people.
Just wanted to say thanks for the library: we used to use Swing's JEditorPane, but for various reasons (HiDPI support, SwingNode bugs) we needed to transition to JavaFX. We had previously held off because there was no good in-built JavaFX component for text editing, so finding RichTextFX was a real bonus for us. It was flexible enough that we were able to bend it to do what we needed, including our scope highlighting (see below). So: thanks!
Here's a shot of our RichTextFX-backed editor: