Re: Getting the text of an item using TCustomRVItemInfo

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Martin Holmes

Posted: 07/05/2004 15:39:41

Sergey Tkachenko wrote:

> You cannot get text if you have a pointer to item.

> Actually, items are stored in TStringList. Text is Items[i], item is

> Items.Objects[i].

Perhaps I could access your lists instead of my own, then? If I iterate

through your items list, I can presumably check the style of the item

using Items.Objects[i], and get/set the text using Items[i]. But I'm

using Unicode, and I'm also allowing embedded tables; my original reason

for building my own list was to get a linear list of all items in the

document, including embedded tables.

There has to be a way to do this...

Cheers,

Martin

> (note: it can be changed in future)

> Item does not have a reference to text and to stringlist itself.

>>So is there any way I can get at the text if I have a pointer to the

>>item? Does the item have any properties I could use to get at its text?

>>Cheers,

>>Martin

>>Sergey Tkachenko wrote:

>>>Item does not store its text (may be this will be changed in future).

>>>Text is stored separately.

>>>

>>>>Hi there,

>>>>

>>>>I've written functions which create for me a list of all the items in a

>>>>document in TRichViewEdit (including embedded tables) in sequence, so I

>>>>can iterate through them in order. I'm accessing the resulting items

>>>>like this:

>>>