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This is an ask to make error tokens paint a squiggle underline underneath themselves, like the Parser API does. This should be easy to do, but I consider it low...

Sorry, just so I'm clear - there is a user-noticeable pause when Consolas is loaded in `RTextAreaBase.getDefaultFont()`? Is this true of any font, or just Consolas (or just how RTextArea...

I haven't done too much with JavaFX, though I recall it being kind of buggy when I tried to embed Swing components into a JavaFX app (a very long time...

I just moved to a new state and thus unfortunately haven't had enough tine to give love to this project lately, so pull requests are definitely welcome! I'll consider this...

@matthew11, the component you're creating already exists in RSyntaxTextArea, and is called [ErrorStrip](http://javadoc.fifesoft.com/rsyntaxtextarea/org/fife/ui/rsyntaxtextarea/ErrorStrip.html).

Is this only for tests? If so I suggest doing the following, which is what I do in the RSTA unit tests, even though it leaves a bad taste in...

It's not `getGraphics2D()` that queries `getGraphics()`, but rather `paintComponent()`: ```java /** * The paintComponent method is overridden so we * apply any necessary rendering hints to the Graphics object. */...

I hear you, my only concern is because font metrics are cached, if `paintComponent()` is called with some `Graphics` context other than RSTA's screen-based context initially, we'll cache metrics info...

Can you provide an [SSCCE](http://sscce.org/) that demonstrates an NPE when rendering a screenshot of an RSyntaxTextArea instance that's already rendered on-screen? It should always work - font metrics will always...

But that example never renders the text component in screen. You're not screenshotting something a user is seeing in a running app instance, which is what I thought the original...