Re: Different fonts in one text control. -Reply -Reply

[JOHN HIRSCHI <HIRSCHI@IOMEGA.COM>]

I thought that that would work, also.  It doesn't.  Apparently, you can edit
portions of the text in the control without the text being shown.  So even
if I 

RichEdit1->SelStart = RichEdit1->Text.Length();
 //This sets the Selection to the last character of the RichEdit.

it doesn't affect what part of the text that I see.  Can I (should I) arbitrarily
move the scroll bars down?

I appreciate your help!

John

>>> Keith Turnbull <kturnbull@hawthornedirect.com> 05/05/98 12:41pm
>>>
Probably your best bet to Always start at the end of the RichEdit is
to do it this way...

AnsiString  ErrorMessage;

ErrorMessage = "An Error Has Occured";


RichEdit1->SelStart = RichEdit1->Text.Length();
 //This sets the Selection to the last character of the RichEdit.

RichEdit1->SelAttribute->Color = clRed;
RichEdit1->SelText = ErrorMessage;



Hope this works for you. 

Keith