From: John Martens on
In another post I asked for a RTF to HTML convertor.
There's not many response so I think that noone has done (at least the
basics) in VO.

Another way to solve my problem is to have a HTML control instead of a
RTF control on the window where text sould be entered.
In this NG I found a post aboud a HTML contol by Willy Moore.

Does anyone have a code example with Willy's control ?

John
From: Geoff Schaller on
John,

There is a third way - harder in some respects, easier in others.

You could build a small window in C# and expose it as a com object. Then
you can call it from VO with about 15 lines of code. There is a ton of
free code out there showing how to do this (the html/rtf bit) and you
can easily call up this code from VO. The window would just be a C#
window. The user needn't notice if you get your fonts and colours right.

Firstly, this way is free. Secondly it gets you on your way to learning
Dot Net and thirdly, it is quick. Most of samples you can find in Google
work right out of the box, even if you know no C#.

This is the easiest and best way to extend your VO applications. Once
you've broken the ice with one project you won't stop. You will marvel
at how easy it is to do in C# and how quickly you can add it to your VO
app.

Geoff



"John Martens" <adsl672100(a)tiscali.nl> wrote in message
news:4b1df829$0$28138$5fc3050(a)news.tiscali.nl:

> In another post I asked for a RTF to HTML convertor.
> There's not many response so I think that noone has done (at least the
> basics) in VO.
>
> Another way to solve my problem is to have a HTML control instead of a
> RTF control on the window where text sould be entered.
> In this NG I found a post aboud a HTML contol by Willy Moore.
>
> Does anyone have a code example with Willy's control ?
>
> John

From: Willie Moore on
John,

I do not remember posting a HTML control. I would have to see the message
context. I do remember using DHTML a long time ago but Microsoft stopped
supporting the DHTML control.

Regards,
Willie

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> In another post I asked for a RTF to HTML convertor.
> There's not many response so I think that noone has done (at least the
> basics) in VO.
>
> Another way to solve my problem is to have a HTML control instead of a RTF
> control on the window where text sould be entered.
> In this NG I found a post aboud a HTML contol by Willy Moore.
>
> Does anyone have a code example with Willy's control ?
>
> John
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From: Sherlock on
John

Well maybe RTF to TXT antd TXT to HTML is very easy.

Phil McGuinness
---

FUNCTION RtfToText(oShell,cRtfText)

LOCAL cPlain AS STRING
LOCAL cRichedit AS RichEdit

cRichedit := RichEdit{ oShell,-1, Point{0,0},Dimension{100,100}}
cRichedit:Value := cRtfText
cPlain := cRichedit:TextValue
//
RETURN cPlain
From: John Martens on
Phil,

Is there any markup left when using the oRtfTextValue ?

John


Sherlock schreef:
> John
>
> Well maybe RTF to TXT antd TXT to HTML is very easy.
>
> Phil McGuinness
> ---
>
> FUNCTION RtfToText(oShell,cRtfText)
>
> LOCAL cPlain AS STRING
> LOCAL cRichedit AS RichEdit
>
> cRichedit := RichEdit{ oShell,-1, Point{0,0},Dimension{100,100}}
> cRichedit:Value := cRtfText
> cPlain := cRichedit:TextValue
> //
> RETURN cPlain
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