Java: Swing: Text components and Document: User changes vs. programmatical changes

User changes vs. programmatical changes

Are these JTextComponent methods considered user actions or programmatical?

Method	JTextComponents	JPasswordField	Remarks
cut	JTextComponent1.3: !isEditable, !isEnabled -> beep JTextComponent1.4: if isEditable, isEnabled -> TransferHandler	1.3: beep 1.4: error feedback 1.5: beep or error feedbavk	Used by DefaultEditorKit.CutAction (without tests)
copy	JTextComponent1.3: no tests JTextComponent1.4: -> TransferHandler action	1.3: beep 1.4: error feedback	Used by DefaultEditorKit.CopyAction (without tests)
paste	JTextComponent1.3: calls replaceSelection (that meant no tests for JTextField, JTextArea) JTextComponent1.4: if isEditable, isEnabled -> TransferHandler	not overridden	Used by DefaultEditorKit.PasteAction (without tests)
replaceSelection	JTextComponent1.3-1.5: no tests JEditorPane1.3: !isEditable -> beep JEditorPane1.4,1.5: !isEditable -> error feedback JTextPane1.3: !isEditable -> beep JTextPane1.4,1.5: !isEditable -> error feedback	not overridden	Used by DefaultEditorKit actions for inserting everything (these test isEditable (and some isEnabled)) Used by JTextPane's insert(Component\|Icon) Used by JTextComponent's minimal DefaultTransferHandler Used by BasicTextUI's TextTransferHandler Is supposed not to test (#4173018) JEditorPane allows `null` argument (in documentation), JTextComponent already accepts it (and calls it itself in input method code)

Swing 1.1.1 (for JDK1.1.7): no differences to 1.3 in this respect.