Howard Page-Clark schrieb:
The object inspector's strings editor has its [OK] button set as the
default so pressing [Enter] closes the dialog, which is logical.
IMO it's not logical to close an dialog for entering *multiple* lines
with Enter. At least D5 adds a new line on Enter.
I usually forget this when trying to enter several lines of text, and so
close the dialog when trying to enter a new line in the strings memo.
Could the dialog's StatusLabel's caption have a bit of help appended to
it something on the lines of
' (Use [Ctrl][Enter] to add a new line)' ?
AFAIK Ctrl-Enter is a TMemo specific shortcut, which allows to insert
linebreaks into otherwise multiline (word wrapped) text. This is
different from a StringList, which does not wrap long lines.
DoDi
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