How to add dynamicly text to TppRichText and set different fonts?

rbuser

Hi,

I have to add dynamicly text-block?s to an TppRichText while runtime
and set properties like "font" and "bold" to each of these text-blocks.

Any ideas how to do this in rap?

Regards,

Jan


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nicocizik

Hi Jan,

The TppRichText methods SelStart, SelLength, and SelAttributes are available
in RAP, however I believe you will need to create a pass-thru function to
alter the TTextAttributes of the richtext control. See the TppRichText
topic in the ReportBuilder help for information on the above routines as
well as TTextAttributes in the Delphi help. For an example of a RAP
pass-thru function see the ReportBuilder Developer's guide.

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rbuser

Hi Nico,

it works fine with the pass-thru function

Another question: has anyone an idea how to get an linebreak into an
rtf - text like:

rtfSum.Richtext := 'my first row' + LINEBRK + 'my second row';

All signs i tried for linebreaks are interpreted as simple text.



Regards,



Jan


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nicocizik

Hi Jan,

According to some delphi posts on line the following should work
correctly...

rtfSum.RichText := 'my first row' + #13#10 + 'my second row';

Note: I believe the RTF code for a crlf is \par.

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