Posted 16 years ago
by Walter Leinert
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Hewlett Packard GmbH
Productversion: Syntaxeditor 4.0.275.0 on Windows XP, SP3
Hi,
i'm implementing some kind of special text editor which works on a text which is divided in several (independent) sections. A section may be collapsed.
Each section should be separated by the next one by e.g. 1 readonly separator line, which may not be edited at all. So i'm adding a ReadOnlySpanIndicator between sections. But how do i suppress changes at the beginning of my separator line so the the whole line remains an unchanged readonly line?
E.g. i want to suppress the Back key to NOT move a separator line behind the end of the previous line or to suppress the Delete key at the end of a preceeding text line.
I experimented with Document.OnTextChanging and tried to set e.Cancelled to true which did not work; not i have some working solution by handling keys in SyntexEditor.OnKeyDown, but this does not suppress text insertion at the beginning of my separator line.
I'm searching for a better or correct solution or workaround for my issue.
Regards, Walter
Hi,
i'm implementing some kind of special text editor which works on a text which is divided in several (independent) sections. A section may be collapsed.
Each section should be separated by the next one by e.g. 1 readonly separator line, which may not be edited at all. So i'm adding a ReadOnlySpanIndicator between sections. But how do i suppress changes at the beginning of my separator line so the the whole line remains an unchanged readonly line?
E.g. i want to suppress the Back key to NOT move a separator line behind the end of the previous line or to suppress the Delete key at the end of a preceeding text line.
I experimented with Document.OnTextChanging and tried to set e.Cancelled to true which did not work; not i have some working solution by handling keys in SyntexEditor.OnKeyDown, but this does not suppress text insertion at the beginning of my separator line.
I'm searching for a better or correct solution or workaround for my issue.
Regards, Walter
