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Disable HTML parsing in JComboBox.addItem (o)

I am looking for a way to disable HTML parsing of addItem () method in JComboBox ().

JComboBox jHighlight = new JComboBox();
for (int i = 0; i < tl.size(); i++) {
     //getTagname() returns a string like "br", "a", "body" or "html"
     jHighlight.addItem("<" + tl.get(i).getTagname() + ">");
}

The result in the JComboBox will look like this:

<a>
<br>
<body>
         //notice the blank space where <html> should be
<link>
<meta>

So the problem is the html tag is parsed, since I add <sign before it, how can I get around this? I tried using "\ u003C" instead, but it still parses as html and the tag doesn't show up in the list.

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I believe it will do one of the following two statements:

highlight.putClientProperty("html.disable", true);  

highlight.putClientProperty(
    javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicHTML.propertyKey, null
);


If you have it in the middle somewhere, you create and configure components, you may need to install it for everyone. HTML text design in component support is not good.

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Use "& lt;" instead of "<" and (possibly) wrap it in HTML .;)



<html>&lt;html></html>
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