Re: possible bug, Search/Replace question

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Sergey Tkachenko

Posted: 04/30/2002 16:03:42

Yes, rvoAutoCopy*** works only when copying to the Clipboard. Other word

processors can copy other data - plain text or RTF which can be pasted.

By default, RTF has higher priority than text: if the Clipboard contains

both RTF and text, RTF will be pasted.

If you want to control format for pasting, use OnPaste event - paste data in

desired format and set DoDefault = False.

PS: Non-existing current text style? It's not a normal situation.

> I believe this may help. Even if you do try to paste as normal text,

RVEdit

> will assume the current rvstyle and apply it. I wrote a procedure for the

> Ctrl+V to detect existing rvstyle. If the style is none existent, a new

> style will be added to rvstyle. To force normal text, select the

normal-text

> style in rvstyle and apply it then use rvedit.InsertText(YourText, False).

> This will insert normal text.

> Do not trust the rvoAutoCopyText if you also decide to paste from other

word

> processor or the character map.

> Regards.

> Henry

> >

> > Menu shortcut was indeed the reason for different behavior of Ctrl+V and

> > Shift+Insert.

> >

> > But I still believe that if:

> > a) I define RichViewEdit.Options:=[rvoAutoCopyText];

> > b) In OnPaste event handler I have DoDefault := True;

> > that the text should be pasted as the text and not as RTF or RVF when

> using

> > the Ctrl+V and Shift+Insert (This is the way I understand the help for

> Paste

> > procedure, but I could be wrong, of course).

> >