LMDRichEdit TLMDSelectionType

gregory pannet

hello how to use LMDRichEdit.SelectionType

stText Text

stObject At least one OLE object

stMultiChar More than one character of text

stMultiObject More than one OLE object

THANKS

Eugene Balabuev (LMD)

Your question is too general. This is one of the properties, which describes rich edit current state. An application can use it to show/hide or enable/disable some actions or menu items, for example.

gregory pannet

hello, yes it is for this purpose that I would like to use this function.

I can't use this function, how to encapsulate RichEdit.SelectionType & TLMDRichSelection.

// TPopUpMenu OnPopup

procedure TForm.PopUpRichPopup(Sender: TObject);

begin

  case RichEdit.SelectionType of

    stText:

      ShowMessage('Text');

    stObject:

      ShowMessage('Object');

    stMultiChar:

      ShowMessage('MultiChar');

    stMultiObject:

      ShowMessage('MultiObject');

  end;

end;

or

if RichEdit.SelectionType = TLMDRichSelection.stText then

Thanks a lot

Eugene Balabuev (LMD)

SelectionType is a set property, you can read more here:

https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/Structured_Types_(Delphi)#Sets

So, several flags can be set simultaneously, and you can check for them like this:

procedure TForm.PopUpRichPopup(Sender: TObject);

begin

  if stText in RichEdit.SelectionType then

    ShowMessage('Text');

  if stObject in RichEdit.SelectionType then

    ShowMessage('Object');

  if stMultiChar in RichEdit.SelectionType then

    ShowMessage('MultiChar');

  if stMultiObject in RichEdit.SelectionType then

    ShowMessage('MultiObject');

end;

or like this:

procedure TForm.PopUpRichPopup(Sender: TObject);

begin

  if RichEdit.SelectionType = [stText, stObject] then

    ShowMessage('Text and object');

end;

gregory pannet

I think I found

  if RichEdit.SelectionType = [stText, stMultiChar] then

      ShowMessage('Text')

  else if RichEdit.SelectionType = [stObject] then

      ShowMessage('Object');