If the text inside a RichTextCtrl is this:
This is a test.
then is there a method that will return “This is a test”, or something to that effect? SaveFile seems to only save plain text without formatting, and I can’t find any method in the documentation which retrieves the formatted description.
Saketh wrote:
If the text inside a RichTextCtrl is this:
This is a test.
then is there a method that will return "<b>This <i>is</i> <u>a</u> test</b>", or something to that effect? SaveFile seems to only save plain text without formatting, and I can't find any method in the documentation which retrieves the formatted description.
This will be possible in the next release.
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Paul Sijben wrote:
Is there any planned date for that release?
When it's ready. 
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Hi Paul,
> There is a new version of XRCed in the works as a Google SoC project.
> The main emphasis of the project is to make it easy to add support for
> new components, either as they are added to the wx C++ or for
> components written in Python. Then to add support for something XRCed
> doesn't already know about all you'll need to do is drop a file in a
> certain location that defines the component and then restart XRCed.
> It should be done by the end of the summer and will likely be included
> in the next wxPython release after that.
>
great news too, probably saves me a lot of time hacking around in an old
version of the app ;-).
Is there any planned date for that release?
If you save some time from hacking in the old version maybe you could
put it to hacking the new one a little 
It seems stable enough to use
if you don't mind missing some features which are not ported yet.
You can check out XRCed directory from SOC2007_XRCED branch (you can
find the exact link and some info on the new plugin system on wxPyWiki).
Then just put a plugin for RichTextCtrl in plugins/ or use XRCEDPATH to
specify other location. You can use one of the core components
(plugins/core.py) as an example or the new XML-based CRX manifest file
which can be created using "--meta" command-line option. Note that you
still need to write a custom XmlHandler class (I suggest to put it in a
separate file like xh_richtext.py and import from the component plugin
and then later from your app).
Paul
Roman
On Thu, 2007-07-12 at 11:06 +0200, Paul Sijben wrote: