trichview.support
Re: Possible Bug (Paste and Unicode) |
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Sergey Tkachenko |
Posted: 06/22/2004 17:45:17 (I deleted the original posting because of its size; please send large attachments to me by e-mail). All that I can say - something went completely wrong. The most possible reason - the document content and styles were completely desyncronized. White-on-red is used to display text styles with invalid indices (>= RVStyle.TextStyles.Count). Red border is used for paragraphs in the same way. And it looks like TRichView does not understand that it's a Unicode text data, and tries to display it as ANSI text (or vice versa) Things to check: - make sure that you use field type allowing to store arbitrary binary data (and does not do any character filtering/conversion) - make sure that "Allow adding styles dynamically" option is set ("Settings" in the designtime component context menu); consequences of not including this options do not look so impressive, though; - make sure that you do not have any code (called after document is loaded) that produces this result :) > Dear All, > > When I try to copy the content from a Word document and paste it into a > TDBRichViewEdit, the information appears correctly before saving it. > However, after saving the data into a database, TDBRichViewEdit displays a > completely corrupted message. > > I am sending you two screenshots of my application. The first (before.jpg) > will show you how the document is presented after a successful Paste BUT > before saving it into the database. The second (after.jpg) will show you how > the document is presented after saving it into the database. The database in > use is the latest version of DBISAM. > > Please, let me know if I am missing something. > > Kind regards, > > Sergio Lobo > > > |
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