Re: InsertStringTag

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Sergey Tkachenko

Posted: 06/17/2002 20:13:58

Yes, SetItemText() requires Format().

But you can use SetItemTextEd() which reformats text automatically.

(see the help file, "Viewer vs Editor" topic)

> (Reformatting and repainting are not performed because they are not

needed).

>

> However, I can fix my problem by calling RichViewEdit1->Format().

> Or should I use somthing else???

>

> My example:

>

> //define member:

> int the_number;

>

> //insert a string with tag 1:

> RichViewEdit1->InsertStringTag(the_number++,1);

>

> //update the string, if it has tag 1:

> for (int item=0; item<RichViewEdit1->ItemCount; ++item) {

>         int tag= RichViewEdit1->GetItemTag(item);

>         switch (tag) {

>             case 1:

>                 RichViewEdit1->SetItemText(item,the_number++);

>         }

>     }

> RichViewEdit1->Format();

> RichViewEdit1->SetFocus();

>

> Without Format() only the first digit is shown.

>

> Benedikt

>

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> "Benedikt Weber" <weber@ggaweb.ch> wrote in message

> news:3d0de4f7$1@support.torry.net...

> > I tried to do something like the livelink example. Since I am working

with

> > C++ I cannot run the example, but I still see what's going on. In the

> > exmaple InsertStringTag is used to update the string. I observed, that

> only

> > a string of the original length is replaced, the rest of the new string

is

> > lost.  Is this observation correct? In your example, can you have "name"

> > values of different length?

> >

> > Benedikt

> >

> >

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