How to change string Color

[Java.child]

Hello Experts,

I am storing some vaule in string.I want if getOptionValue() == 1 then output comes into red color.


String Priority = "";

Priot.set( ( new Variant( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 1 ) ) );
if( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 1 )
{
Priority = "Highest Priority";
}
Priot.set( ( new Variant( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 2 ) ) );
if( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 2 )
{
Priority = "A-Today";
}

Priot.set( ( new Variant( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 3 ) ) );
if( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 3 )
{
Priority = "B-This Week";
}
Priot.set( ( new Variant( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 4 ) ) );
if( Frame134.getOptionValue() == 4 )

{
Priority = "C-Next Week";
}

Please suggest me how to do that.
Thanks.

[DarrylBurke]

String doesn't have a color.

> then output comes into red color.
Output where? Console? GUI?

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[Steve11235]

What you are asking is, "How do I display text in different colors?" The answer depends on how you are displaying the text. If you are creating a Swing GUI, then you could use JLabel or JTextfield and set the appropriate color attributes of those controls.

[Eranga]

OP, please ask your question more clearly next time.

What you are asking is, "How do I display text in different colors?" The answer depends on how you are displaying the text. If you are creating a Swing GUI, then you could use JLabel or JTextfield and set the appropriate color attributes of those controls.

Yep, or else use separate font object with required color you want and add it on relevant Swing control.