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ooops, I pasted twice - just grab up to the first &quot;end.&quot; Sorry about that.<br />

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ooops, I pasted twice - just grab up to the first "end." Sorry about that.


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Hello guys!<br />
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heathprovost, I'm just wondering what is the reason for saving the original WndProc() of the TRichEdit contro?!?!<br />
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-Viktor<br />

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Hello guys!

heathprovost, I'm just wondering what is the reason for saving the original WndProc() of the TRichEdit contro?!?!

-Viktor


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viktornet, I am not sure I understand your question. &nbsp;Maybe I am missing something (I know you probably know more about this kind of stuff than I do). &nbsp;Dont you have to? &nbsp;I mean how can you call the original WndProc without first storing its Address? &nbsp;Is there a better way to do this?<br />
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Heath<br />

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viktornet, I am not sure I understand your question.  Maybe I am missing something (I know you probably know more about this kind of stuff than I do).  Dont you have to?  I mean how can you call the original WndProc without first storing its Address?  Is there a better way to do this?

Heath


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BTW - I am still learning this subclassing stuff and Delphi makes it even harder than it is because it can be done so many different ways. &nbsp;Every example I see is done with a different method. &nbsp;Some use message procedures, some subclass the WndProc, and others us the CreateSubClass. &nbsp;I am just confused I guess. &nbsp;But I am only happy when I am confused :)<br />
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Heath<br />

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BTW - I am still learning this subclassing stuff and Delphi makes it even harder than it is because it can be done so many different ways.  Every example I see is done with a different method.  Some use message procedures, some subclass the WndProc, and others us the CreateSubClass.  I am just confused I guess.  But I am only happy when I am confused :)

Heath


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In the Delphi IDE a gray line in the editor indicates the right margin for the text should it be printed. How can i do this with the RichEdit control?
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In the Delphi IDE a gray line in the editor indicates the right margin for the text should it be printed. How can i do this with the RichEdit control?

Right print margin for RichEdit

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