TRichViewEdit.SetItemTextEd -A -W

TCustomRichViewEdit.SetItemTextEd, SetItemTextEdA, SetItemTextEdW

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Editing-methods for changing text of text item or name of non-text item.

procedure SetItemTextEd(ItemNo: Integer; const s: String);

procedure SetItemTextEdA(ItemNo: Integer; const s: String);

procedure SetItemTextEdW(ItemNo: Integer; const s: WideString);

(Introduced in version 1.4, 1.7)
Parameters:

ItemNo – index of the item. Items are indexed from 0 to ItemCount-1, GetItemStyle returns type of item. Items of subdocuments (table cells) are not included in the items range of the main document; for items in cells, use Cell.GetRVData.SetItemTextEd* (or use SetCurrentItemText*).

s – text assigned to the item. For text items, this is a visible text. For non-text item, this is a string value associated with the item (not displayed). S must not contain line break (CR and LF) characters. For text items, it must not contain CR, LF, TAB, FF characters (#13, #10, #9, #12).

Unicode note: SetItemTextEd is not recommended for Unicode applications. SetItemTextEdA and SetItemTextEdW are recommended for Unicode applications.

SetItemTextEdA sets text from ANSI string:

▪	If the item is a non-text item or a text item of ANSI style, the text is assigned as it is.

▪	If the item is a Unicode text item, the function converts s to Unicode (conversion is based on Charset of the item style).

SetItemTextEdW sets text from Unicode string:

▪	If the item is a Unicode text item, the text is assigned as it is.

▪	If the item is a non-text item or a text item of ANSI style, the function converts s to ANSI (conversion is based on Charset of the item style, or on RVStyle.DefCodePage for non-text items).

SetItemTextEd: the text is assigned as it is, without conversion. Be careful, incorrect text assignment may damage document.

Methods type: editing-style.