SynEdit

I've been using it with TMemo, and it worked fine. When I switched
from TMemo to TSynEdit, code didn't work. What is alternative?
 
Thank you,
Milan
 

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Harmon
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 5:00 PM
To: Milan Tomic; synedit-user@...
Subject: RE: [Synedit-user] Tab vs \r\n (#13#10)



You could never do that in either Delphi or C++ Builder with any
TStrings decendant.  You may add mCode->Linex->Text += "\r\n\some text"
but when you do that when adding a line directly to the TStrings object
it will never occur (ie it will always do exactly what you described)

 


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From: synedit-user-admin@...
[mailto:synedit-user-admin@...] On Behalf Of Milan
Tomic
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 9:27 AM
To: synedit-user@...
Subject: RE: [Synedit-user] Tab vs \r\n (#13#10)

 

 

The interesting thing is that when I copy & paste text from TSynEdit
into C++ Builder or Visual C++ editors, those editors shows text
correctly.

 

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[mailto:synedit-user-admin@...] On Behalf Of Milan
Tomic
Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 1:59 PM
To: synedit-user@...
Subject: [Synedit-user] Tab vs \r\n (#13#10)

Hello, 

        I've just taked from CVS newest sources. When I try this in C++
Builder: 

//mCode is TSynEdit 
mCode->Lines->Add("\r\nsome text"); 

as result I got: 

  some text 

the problem is that instead to put text in new line it adds two (2)
spaces in a front of a text. Why?? :( Is there some option I should set?
This was for the TSynCppSyn, but when I use TSynVBSyn then I got two (2)
rectangles in a front of a text instead of a new line. :(

Thanks, 
Milan

Hi Milan Tomic!

On 06:40:10 in <005601c493cb$9786bb10$ce018ac1@...>, you wrote:

>     I've been using it with TMemo, and it worked fine. When I switched
> from TMemo to TSynEdit, code didn't work. What is alternative?

When you add a line with [TStrings Descendant]->Add('\r\n[..]'), you DO NOT
add two lines, but one line containing <CR><LF> at the beginning, what is
rendered by Synedit as spaces. TStrings do not perform any line splitting.
Maybe windows' multiline edit control does, but not TStrings itself.

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So, the only way is to replace "\r\n" with:

[TStrings Descendant]->Lines->Add("");

	all over my code? I have a lot of code... :<

Thanks,
Milan



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> Subject: Re: [Synedit-user] Tab vs \r\n (#13#10)
>=20
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> Hi Milan Tomic!
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> On 06:40:10 in <005601c493cb$9786bb10$ce018ac1@...>, you wrote:
>=20
> >     I've been using it with TMemo, and it worked fine. When=20
> I switched=20
> > from TMemo to TSynEdit, code didn't work. What is alternative?
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> When you add a line with [TStrings=20
> Descendant]->Add('\r\n[..]'), you DO NOT add two lines, but=20
> one line containing <CR><LF> at the beginning, what is=20
> rendered by Synedit as spaces. TStrings do not perform any=20
> line splitting. Maybe windows' multiline edit control does,=20
> but not TStrings itself.
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The whole VCL works this way.  If the TMemo happens to work =
differently, I
would call this a bug with TMemo.

-----Original Message-----
From: synedit-user-admin@...
[mailto:synedit-user-admin@...] On Behalf Of Milan =
Tomic
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 7:49 AM
To: SynEdit
Subject: RE: [Synedit-user] Tab vs \r\n (#13#10)


	So, the only way is to replace "\r\n" with:

[TStrings Descendant]->Lines->Add("");

	all over my code? I have a lot of code... :<

Thanks,
Milan



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> [mailto:synedit-user-admin@...] On Behalf=20
> Of Piotr Hellrayzer Da=B3ek
> Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 5:49 PM
> To: SynEdit
> Subject: Re: [Synedit-user] Tab vs \r\n (#13#10)
>=20
>=20
> Hi Milan Tomic!
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> On 06:40:10 in <005601c493cb$9786bb10$ce018ac1@...>, you wrote:
>=20
> >     I've been using it with TMemo, and it worked fine. When=20
> I switched=20
> > from TMemo to TSynEdit, code didn't work. What is alternative?
>=20
> When you add a line with [TStrings=20
> Descendant]->Add('\r\n[..]'), you DO NOT add two lines, but=20
> one line containing <CR><LF> at the beginning, what is=20
> rendered by Synedit as spaces. TStrings do not perform any=20
> line splitting. Maybe windows' multiline edit control does,=20
> but not TStrings itself.
>=20
> --=20
> Best regards,
> Piotr "Hellrayzer" Dalek
> http://www.hcm.prv.pl
> enigmatical@...
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Hello!

>> 	So, the only way is to replace "\r\n" with:
>> 
>> [TStrings Descendant]->Lines->Add("");
>> 
>> 	all over my code? I have a lot of code... :<
>
> The whole VCL works this way.  If the TMemo happens to work differently, I
> would call this a bug with TMemo.

I didn't checked this against TMemo, so I wasn't sure at this point. Nice
to know that, anyway.

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