Hi JR,

the ";" bug was noted and I believe fixed in the current alpha version of 2.3. I'll be sure and check next time I download it.

best,

Chipp

btw, the alpha release is only posted to those on the improve-revolution list.

John Rule wrote:

RR says that since the engine supports
styled text, the current behavior is appropriate


I discovered that part of the problem is the conversion of certain
characters (quotation marks for one) when pasting from (example) Notepad
into a stack field. The quotation marks are sometimes converted to
non-standard characters...

This now reminds me of another text pasting problem I was having with custom
properties. Pasting text into the contents field for a custom property was
consistently stripping characters form my text. Mostly the semi-colon ";" (I
was pasting JavaScript code). I had to manually input all of my line
terminators (pretty annoying) every time I pasted. Maybe this is used as
some internal delimiter?

Windows XP
2.5 engine

JR



Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2004 00:21:56 -0500
From: "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: RTF mode for fields?
To: How to use Revolution <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On 7/2/04 4:49 PM, John Rule wrote:


Is there a way to 'permanently' make a field text only? I am finding

that no

matter what I do, when I paste text into a field from (example) NotePad

or

WordPad (and the document is text only), the field in my stack contains

RTF

text!

This is also a problem in the reverse...all text coming from my stacks

is

RTF text (i.e. when I paste from my stack fld to WordPad).

There's a bug report about this in Bugzilla, but it wasn't verified as a real bug the last time I looked. RR says that since the engine supports styled text, the current behavior is appropriate. I'd like it better if plain text stayed that way, but I can see there might be a problem because of font inheritance. If you put plain text into a field and it inherits the system font, for example, should that text now be considered styled text or not?

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