RTF plugin

[Lazycat 7]

Here the result of playing with RichEdit control - early (let it be alpha) version of RTF plugin. This create control in GUI and allow load/save from/to file or variable. No editing functions at the moment, maybe when will have free time.

Sorry for lame example

rtfplugin.zip

[MHz 71]

Another great plugin. This may put a smile on a few faces with this colourful text in an edit control. The example is not too bad at all. Only alpha, then definitely keep it progressing Lazycat.

[DaveF 0]

Very cool, thanks for sharing this!

[CyberSlug 3]

I've been waiting for rtf support!

[wiredbits 0]

Here the result of playing with RichEdit control - early (let it be alpha) version of RTF plugin. This create control in GUI and allow load/save from/to file or variable. No editing functions at the moment, maybe when will have free time.

Sorry for lame example

Hi,

Great! I will try it out today, maybe Koda will be able to have RIchEdit controls now... . Speaking of , you guys did a great job on that...thanks.

Jim

[layer 2]

YAY ! This is great LazyCat, this should open a whole new path to the GUI ! Thanks.

[GaryFrost 6]

I like it

Can you make it so that the read-only style can be used on it?

Would work great for a project I'm working on but need that to be read-only and it still scrolls.

Gary

[busysignal 0]

@Lazycat, a little help here. I ran your test_plugin.au3 but ran into an unexpected errors.

C:\Download\!Project\PrgLang\AutoIt-v3\Examples\RTF-plugin\test_plugin.au3(2,37) : ERROR: PluginOpen(): undefined function.

$hPlug = PluginOpen ("rtfplugin.dll")

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

C:\Download\!Project\PrgLang\AutoIt-v3\Examples\RTF-plugin\test_plugin.au3(4,66) : ERROR: GUICtrlCreateRTFEdit(): undefined function.

$hEdit = GUICtrlCreateRTFEdit ($hGUI, 0, 0, 600, 300, -1, 0x20000)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

C:\Download\!Project\PrgLang\AutoIt-v3\Examples\RTF-plugin\test_plugin.au3(53,32) : ERROR: GUICtrlRTFGet(): undefined function.

$str = GUICtrlRTFGet ($hEdit)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

C:\Download\!Project\PrgLang\AutoIt-v3\Examples\RTF-plugin\test_plugin.au3(57,23) : ERROR: PluginClose(): undefined function.

PluginClose ($hPlug)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

C:\Download\!Project\PrgLang\AutoIt-v3\Examples\RTF-plugin\test_plugin.au3(64,35) : ERROR: GUICtrlRTFSet(): undefined function.

GUICtrlRTFSet ($hEdit, $temp, 1)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^

C:\Download\!Project\PrgLang\AutoIt-v3\Examples\RTF-plugin\test_plugin.au3 - 5 error(s), 0 warning(s)

I am running the {.87} version any ideas? Anyone?

Cheers..

[MHz 71]

I only get 3 errors, only as they are functions defined in the plugin rather then the script. Those errors can be expected currently with plugins and you should be able to press continue.

The other errors you get with PluginOpen and PluginClose seems like you are not using the beta to run it.

[Lazycat 7]

I like it

Can you make it so that the read-only style can be used on it?

Would work great for a project I'm working on but need that to be read-only and it still scrolls.

You can do this now, just add

BitOr($ES_READONLY, $ES_DISABLENOSCROLL, $WS_VSCROLL)

as style. Now control have forced styles: WS_CHILD, WS_VISIBLE, WS_TABSTOP, ES_MULTILINE, so you have to add other styles explicitly.

[GaryFrost 6]

Thanks, perfect.

[busysignal 0]

I only get 3 errors, only as they are functions defined in the plugin rather then the script. Those errors can be expected currently with plugins and you should be able to press continue.

The other errors you get with PluginOpen and PluginClose seems like you are not using the beta to run it.

@MHz, I continue and it seemed to work as Lazycat has scripted it to do. But strange that I am using the 3.1.1.87 Beta version. The only way to know is the do Alt-F1 which brings up the start help file show the current release. It is strange that the error show that the "PluginOpen" show as "Undefined Function".

Cheers..

[phoenix73 0]

@Lazycat

Your "RTF plugin" is simply great!

I tried to work about the RTF generator, because I'm interested to build up the reports for my GIS applications and I discovered that is not a simple matter without studying RTF specifications. Suddendly, after numerous researchs, I found "KCRtfCreator.dll" that solved my problems.

Some details about this DLL are at this post: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=18276

I hope it is useful for all.

Best regards.

Pho

[GaryFrost 6]

Is there a way to insert a graphic into the control on the gui?

[layer 2]

Is there a way to insert a graphic into the control on the gui?

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=18276

[GaryFrost 6]

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=18276

I knew about that, was asking about lazycat's plug-in (that i'm already using)

[layer 2]

I knew about that, was asking about lazycat's plug-in (that i'm already using)

sorry

[Adam1213 0]

If hyperlinks worked it would be so much better!!! Please add hyperlinks.

Once it has hyperlinks in it I think it should come with autoit. But colour text support even by itself is great!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

[Fuzzy 0]

I have been trying to use your Plug-in to display results in the GUICtrlCreateTab. It seems it isnt support can you confirm this. :">

[GaryFrost 6]

I have been trying to use your Plug-in to display results in the GUICtrlCreateTab. It seems it isn't support can you confirm this. '>

Try creating a child gui, put the rtf control on that gui, hide/show the child with the tab control