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[WD22] WordWraping static, or chaning RTF color
Iniciado por rob, 31,ene. 2018 17:33 - 1 respuesta
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Publicado el 31,enero 2018 - 17:33
So here's a silly problem I seem to be struggling with.

I have a screen that I'm using to help debug a crash problem, and on that screen I need to display a multi-line word wrapped static field.

I'm just taking a long string variable and displaying it in that field.

The problem I seem to be having is that I can't get the static control to word wrap the data, unless I change it to an RTF control. in which case it changes the color of the text and I can't seem to get that to change to white.

I guess I could manually add the RTF tags to the beginning of the string to change the text color, but that seems like a weird hoop to have to jump through to do something that simple.

What am I missing?
Publicado el 31,enero 2018 - 18:59
Hi Robert,

just juste an EDIT field in read only mode... You'll have the word
wrapping, the scrollbar, and everything you need for debug

Best regards

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Le 1/31/2018 à 11:33 AM, Robert a écrit :
So here's a silly problem I seem to be struggling with.
I have a screen that I'm using to help debug a crash problem, and on
that screen I need to display a multi-line word wrapped static field.

I'm just taking a long string variable and displaying it in that field.

The problem I seem to be having is that I can't get the static control
to word wrap the data, unless I change it to an RTF control. in which
case it changes the color of the text and I can't seem to get that to
change to white.

I guess I could manually add the RTF tags to the beginning of the string
to change the text color, but that seems like a weird hoop to have to
jump through to do something that simple.

What am I missing?