Hello!
As defined in the control Editor, the string
contains a red color and is Highlight.Breakpoint?
Code:
Dim strFile As String, Ret As String, cnt As String = 0, Er As String =
Dim strc As String, Buf As String, arrstring As String, arr As String[],
sText As String
Dim i As Integer, cont
Le 05/02/2012 03:55, Ian Roper a écrit :
In the Editor control from gb.qt4.ext
# Context
When reviewing text read from a file in an Editor Control.
# Highlighting
When MyEditorControl.Highlight attribute is set to 'Normal', the
'end-of-line' ( gb.crlf ) character is displayed as a
In the Editor control from gb.qt4.ext
# Context
When reviewing text read from a file in an Editor Control.
# Highlighting
When MyEditorControl.Highlight attribute is set to 'Normal', the
'end-of-line' ( gb.crlf ) character is displayed as a musical note
symbol ?
I have tried various fonts but
I have a problem with the editor control, I set it to have a grey
background, but if I load a file it becomes white. Is there a way that I
can change the background color for modified lines and the current line?
If not how can I turn off ShowModifiedLines and ShowCurrentLine?
Thanks,
John
I have a problem with the editor control, I set it to have a grey
background, but if I load a file it becomes white. Is there a way that I
can change the background color for modified lines and the current line?
Do you use Gambas 3 ? Do you use the latest revision ?
If not how can I turn
Do you use Gambas 3 ? Do you use the latest revision ?
That would have been useful information to add, sorry. I tried both
Gambas 2.18 and Gambas 3 svn (updated today).
Editor.Flags[Editor.ShowModifiedLines] = False
Editor.Flags[Editor.ShowCurrentLine] = False
Regards,
That is
Do you use Gambas 3 ? Do you use the latest revision ?
That would have been useful information to add, sorry. I tried both
Gambas 2.18 and Gambas 3 svn (updated today).
Editor.Flags[Editor.ShowModifiedLines] = False
Editor.Flags[Editor.ShowCurrentLine] = False
Regards,
That is
I thought that the Flags must have been on by default, with the
highlight property set to none the background color changed when a line
was modified. Thank you so much for straightening me out Benoît.
As for the background color, the Editor actually does not use it, it uses the
background
I have a problem with the editor control, I set it to have a grey
background, but if I load a file it becomes white. Is there a way that I
can change the background color of modified lines?
If not how can I turn off ShowModifiedLines and ShowCurrentLine?
Thanks,
John
