How to write this in jtextarea?

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It's possible to return this whats is assigned to "System.out.printl" in my code in jTextArea in NetBeans?

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Because in result i see only this whats in "return".

Posted 31-Jan-17 8:28am

Ra Fau

Updated 31-Jan-17 21:02pm

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[no name] 31-Jan-17 14:55pm

Pretend that you are trying to explain a problem to people that know nothing at all about your project then try and explain it to us. I am quite sure that what you wrote here means something perfectly clear to you but to the rest of the world, it means nothing at all.

Patrice T 1-Feb-17 3:26am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2017-01-31T21:02:00

System.out is the standard output, aka the console. JTextArea is part of the Java windows framework and needs to be accessed through its class interfaces. It may be possible to capture System.out (via redirection) and then write the content into the GUI, but it's probably more trouble than coding directly.