in the LFM-file I have:
object Memo1: TMemo
Lines.Strings = (
'regel 1'
'regel 2'
'regel 3'
'regel 4'
)
TabOrder = 0
Left = 13
Height = 275
Top = 13
Width = 366
end
in the lrs-file:
+'eight'#3','#1#3'Top'#3#239#0#5'Width'#3#144#1#0#5'TMemo'#5'Memo1'#13'Lines.'
+'Strings'#1#6#7'regel 1'#6#7'regel 2'#6#0#6#7'regel 3'#6#7'regel 4'#0#8'TabO'
+'rder'#2#0#4'Left'#2#13#6'Height'#3#19#1#3'Top'#2#13#5'Width'#3'n'#1#0#0#0
So when I want to make an emty line I cannot hit the Enter-key twice (like in Delphi)
I have to enter at least a space to get an empty line. I supposed two times Enter would result in something like ' '
in the LFM-file.
Marien
On 3/13/06, Mattias Gaertner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 16:35:57 +0100
"Marien van Westen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use a TMemo for displaying some information on my programs.
> I use empty lines to separate paragraphs.
>
> Like I do now in this text.
>
> Unfortunately when I reopen the project, in the design the empty lines
> are gone, but they are there when
> I run the program. In the lfm-file there is an empty line, so I suppose
> that when loading the project again this empty line is ignored,
> but that during runtime the information is taken from the lrs-file where
> the empty line is stored.
>
> I cannot finde a hint when looking at the source of TMemo, so I suppose I
> have to delve deeper into Lazarus to find a solution to make sure that
> an empty line will be stored correct in the lfm-file.
> Where do I have to look for that?
What widgetset? gtk, win32?
What line endings?
Mattias
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