Howdy Julian,
To begin: I appreciate the rapid response!
Taking your reply (above) into account, I removed WPTools7_DX11.Dcp from
the Requires clause of a .Bpl I was attempting to build into a 64Bit platform.
I left the various WPTools source ref's within the USES clauses within my project &
I was able to successfully rebuild my project into a 64Bit platform.
Thanks,
Marc Bolen
Howdy,
I'm attempting (unsuccessfully) to create a 64Bit version of the WPTools package within Delphi 10.1.
For ref, I have WPTools Professional Bundle 7.28 which was downloaded a few min's ago (again) as:
WPTools7PROBND.zip (containing a single file: setup.exe). When opening & attempting to set up &
build a corresponding package, WPTools7_DX11.Bpl, no option is available for a 64Bit Target Platform.
I was under the impression either a PRO or Premium edition of WPTools would provide the ability to
create a 64Bit version within Delphi: How can this problem be solved?
Thanks,
Marc Bolen
Howdy Julian,
Excellent info to know - thanks for the info & taking
the time to respond!
Marc Bolen
Howdy,
I've inheritied an older app. which is using a 3rd party
replacement for RichEdit: TWPRichEdit (WPTools, ver 4.22a).
I'm attempting to add some new functionality which will
allow formatting based on selected (highlighted) text.
With the above in mind, I've noticed the following while
debugging:
1. When the entire contents of my richedit is selected,
the value of Text property is not equal to the value of
the SelText property.
2. Here is an example to show the diff.'s between the
Text & SelText property contents:
Memo.Text := 'TableName, '#$D#$A''
Memo.SelText := 'TableName, '#$D''
My questions: Where is the (above) #$A text coming from
in the Text propery and why isn't it also present within the
SelText property?
Thanks for any & all help,
