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Posted: **Mon Jul 27, 2020 9:08 am**

In a TDBRichViewEdit I have user-entered text and automatically inserted text.
The automatically inserted text is inserted with

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TextStyle.Protection := [rvprModifyProtect,rvprConcateProtect,rvprDoNotAutoSwitch,rvprStyleProtect,rvprStyleSplitProtect];
TextStyle.Color := clGray;
TextStyle.BackColor := clbtnface;

Now I need to know, when the user hits a button, if the cursor is on user entered text (unprotected) or auto-inserted text (protected).

I tried

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if (rvprModifyProtect in TDBRichViewEdit(ActiveControl).Style.TextStyles[TDBRichViewEdit(Mainform.ActiveControl).CurTextStyleNo].protection) then

but due to rvprDoNotAutoSwitch the text style does not change when the user moves the cursor into the protected area.

Is there a way to check if I am in a protected or unprotected text when the text has rvprDoNotAutoSwitch in its protection?

Best regards
Bjoern

Posted: **Mon Jul 27, 2020 9:20 am**

If you have an editor RichViewEdit1, get the top level editor as:

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rve := RichViewEdit1.TopLevelEditor;

(it may be RichViewEdit1 itself, or a cell inplace editor).

Now, you can get the item index at the position of the caret:

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CurItemNo := rve.CurItemNo;

Now, you can get the item type:

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StyleNo := rve.GetItemStyle(CurItemNo);

If it is zero or positive, this is a text item, and you can get its style as rve.Style.TextStyles[StyleNo].

But you can also check the exact position of the caret,

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CurOffs := rve.OffsetInCurItem;

If CurOffs = rve.GetOffsBeforeItem(CurItemNo), the caret is before this item (if CurItemNo = 0, the caret is at the beginning; otherwise, it is between the items CurItemNo-1 and CurItemNo).

If CurOffs = rve.GetOffAfterItem(CurItemNo), the caret is after this item (if CurItemNo = rve.ItemCount-1, the caret is at the end; otherwise, it is between the items CurItemNo and CurItemNo+1).

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