I want to use it as a logview window. I did that with textareas until now
but i want to be able to color lines based on error level.
So im not reading in a file to display, i want to add lines or parts of
text to it while my program runs.
Regards,
Ron_2nd
Op 6 nov. 2011 22:18 schreef "richard terry
On Sunday 06 November 2011 21:22:54 Ron wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> In my project I replaced the txtArea for readlonly TextEdit objects so I
> can color the text I want to emphasize, this works good.
>
> But how can I just do a single line wrap, until now I only got a blank line
> in between lines, or a
yes it's a good question .. and i've not the answer...
2011/11/6 Ron :
> I just want it to display the lines without blank the lines in between, see
> screenshot.
> Your code doesn't do it either... why??
> A TextArea does it flawless with the same code.
>
> If I leave out the \n in my code, it pr
I just want it to display the lines without blank the lines in between, see
screenshot.
Your code doesn't do it either... why??
A TextArea does it flawless with the same code.
If I leave out the \n in my code, it prints all lines together, if I only
add a \r same, again...
Regards,
Ron_2nd.
201
I not really understand what you want ... :/
' display text in mainlog textarea
'
PUBLIC SUB WriteLog(sText AS String, OPTIONAL bStrip AS Boolean)
IF NOT bStrip THEN sText &= ""
sText = Format$(Now, "/mm/dd hh:nn:ss") & " " & sText
Hi all,
In my project I replaced the txtArea for readlonly TextEdit objects so I
can color the text I want to emphasize, this works good.
But how can I just do a single line wrap, until now I only got a blank line
in between lines, or all lines concatenated together ;-(
It must be something simp
2011/11/6 Bruce Bruen :
> Damn and blast!
>
> How do I "devirtualize" it?
> The TextArea.Selection is exactly the structure that I want to pass off
> to another class.
> The other class needs to know the start (mandatory, I need to handle the
> beginning of the string) , length (handy) and obviousl
