Re: Multiple lines in one RVData.SetItemText(i, value)

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Jim Maguire

Posted: 06/08/2005 22:59:08

I debugged a little further. The if not RVFReadHeader...) exits in the

statement:

if not (RVFReadInteger(P,Header.DataCount) and

RVFReadParaStyle(RVData.GetRVStyle,P,Header.ParaNo)) then

exit; {error}

which causes the RVFReadHeader to abort. I'm using "Tags store strings"

option. Hope that helps.

"Jim Maguire" <jimmaguire@cox.net> wrote in message

news:42a66b92$1@support.torry.net...

> Sergey, thanks for your help thus far. I've got some very complicated

> forms working with the smarttags, I save the field info in the tags,

> works great! My only problem now is inserting these Memo fields.

> I tried deleting the field and then inserting the stream, but get nothing

> inserted when call rve.RVData.InsertRVFFromStream(vStream, ItemIndex):

> I traced the problem into TCustomRVData.InsertRVFFromStream_, where the

> following code aborts:

> rstHeader:

> begin

> if not RVFReadHeader...) then

> abort; {error}

> I think my problem may be because the field is the only item in a table

> cell, ItemNo = 0 and I've just deleted it. If you can't see an obvious

> fix, maybe I should insert one line at a time? I've used your FillFields

> example, so can you suggest a way to insert one line at a time in an empty

> cell using the RVData of the cell?

> "Sergey Tkachenko" <svt@trichview.com> wrote in message

> news:42a1b05c$2@support.torry.net...

>> Item cannot contain linebreak characters by design.

>> You cannot use SetItemText - you need to delete the field and insert

>> several

>> text items in its place.

>> See the demo: http://www.trichview.com/support/files/mailmerge3.zip

>> --

>> I have a mail merge form using RichEdit where one of the fields can be

>> updated with mutliple lines. I tried adding #13#10 but the "value" in

>> the

>> SetItemText call was truncated at the 1st #13, so I assume that's a

>> no-no.

>> Is there some other special char I can imbed in the string I'm inserting

>> that will result in NL's?