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Resolved Setting Font in Rich Text Edit Control

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  1. Bernhard Giesriegl
    Bernhard Giesriegl
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  3. Monday, 31 July 2017 08:12 AM UTC

Hello all,

in the Rich Text Edit Control TX Text Control shipped with PB 12.6 it was possible to set the font before doing a ReplaceText with the undocumented function:

long ColorLogFont105 ( long hWnd, ulong Msg, ulong wParam, ref s_logfont clf )  Library "user32.dll" Alias For "SendMessageW"

 

This seems not to work in the Text Control shipped with PB 2017.

Is there a possibility to set the font before doing a ReplaceText?

And, additional, is there a possibility to set tabs too?

 

Thanks in advance!

Bernhard Giesriegl

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Bjoern Meyer
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  1. Friday, 18 August 2017 14:43 PM UTC
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Hi Roland,

Feel free to contact us at Text Control to find out your options of using TX Text Control without removing functionality from your applications.

bjoern@textcontrol.com

 

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Roland Smith
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  1. Monday, 31 July 2017 14:05 PM UTC
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The Rich Text control no longer uses TX Text Control, it uses a different 3rd party control. I'm not sure if they have mentioned which one it is. The message you are sending is unique to TX Text Control.

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Bernhard Giesriegl
  1. Bernhard Giesriegl
  2. Tuesday, 1 August 2017 05:29 AM UTC
So Bruce Armstrong told us in an article before that here is used TE Edit Control.



Now the question is how to change the font before using ReplaceText

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Bjoern Meyer
  1. Bjoern Meyer
  2. Friday, 18 August 2017 15:00 PM UTC
Hi Bernhard,



Feel free to contact us at Text Control to find out your options of using TX Text Control without removing functionality from your applications.



bjoern@textcontrol.com



 

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