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Hi Jeff,
Take a look at the RCL demo (Checkbox). This gives you a good starting
point for creating a custom component. From there, the rest is up to
you. Currently the CheckBox uses a DrawTextCommand to render the
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Hi Jeff,
Take a look at the RCL demo located in the \Demos\RCL\... directory.
Inside the myChkBox.pas file notice that all properties saved to the
form definition or template are published and the class is registered
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Hi Christian,
There is not a property for this specific case however you can control
whether ReportBuilder deletes the generated report after emailing using
the EmailSettings.DeleteFile property. You could set this to False t… -
Hi Jeff,
Take a look at the following article on changing or creating custom
display format lists.
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Hi Christian,
Once you register your component with the ppRegisterComponent routine,
ReportBuilder will look for a bitmap and mask resource with the same
name as the component class for the icon (in your case TMYVARIABLE and <… -
Hi Jeff,
You can use the OnPrint event or the Band.BeforPrint events to alter the
TppMemo.Lines property.
In my quick testing, the following code gave the effect you are after.
procedure TForm1.ppMemo1Print(Sen… -
Hi Carsten,
This is incorrect, the behavior in RB 16.03 is identical to that which
you describe for RB 5.x. You can perform a simple test with a separate
application:
Place a TppRichText or TppDBRichText on a… -
Hi Carsten,
As I mentioned in #2 of my previous post, try tracing into the
TppCustomRichText.SetRichText routine and see if you data is actually
being saved to the component. This routine is located in the
ppRichTx.pas f… -
Hi Carsten,
1.
The RichText property represents the raw RTF data and is what you will
want to use.
The Text property is inherited from TppPrintable and is not used for
RichText.
The Caption pro… -
Hi Carsten,
In the current version of ReportBuilder TppDBRichText and TppRichText
both descend from the TppCustomRichText class. If you take a look at
the TppRichText and TppDBRichText classes you will see that they are