问题
I am trying to use a rich edit control to output some text on the screen:
Monday Press 1.
Your day is Monday
Tuesday Press 2.
I can't really find any simple examples of how to do this. all i have been able to sort out is setting the window text (setWindowText), but everything else is escaping me. Any short examples?
回答1:
Despite the comments, I'm going to answer the question you asked, about how to format data in a Rich Edit control. A few years ago, I had to do this, and came up with something that I could treat a little like an IOstream (if I were doing it today, I'd probably do it a bit differently, but such is life).
First, code to act like an IOstream, but write to a rich-edit control:
// rich_stream.h:
#ifndef RICH_STREAM_H
#define RICH_STREAM_H
class rich_stream {
CRichEditCtrl &ctrl;
public:
rich_stream(CRichEditCtrl &ctrl_) : ctrl(ctrl_) { }
void add_text(char const *txt) {
ctrl.SetSel(-1,-1);
ctrl.ReplaceSel(txt);
}
void add_int(int val) {
CString temp;
temp.Format("%d", val);
add_text(temp);
}
void set_char_format(CHARFORMAT &fmt) {
ctrl.SetSelectionCharFormat(fmt);
}
};
inline rich_stream &operator<<(rich_stream &s, char const *t) {
s.add_text(t);
return s;
}
inline rich_stream &operator<<(rich_stream &s, CHARFORMAT &fmt) {
s.set_char_format(fmt);
return s;
}
inline CString nl() {
return CString("\n\n");
}
inline rich_stream &operator<<(rich_stream &s, CString (*f)()) {
s.add_text(f());
return s;
}
inline rich_stream &operator<<(rich_stream &s, int val) {
s.add_int(val);
return s;
}
#endif
Then, I'd use this something like:
CHARFORMAT bold;
memset(&bold, 0, sizeof(bold));
bold.cbSize = sizeof(bold);
bold.dwMask = CFM_BOLD | CFM_FACE | CFM_SIZE;
bold.dwEffects = CFE_BOLD;
strcpy(bold.szFaceName, "Times");
bold.yHeight = 14 * 20;
CHARFORMAT normal;
memset(&normal, 0, sizeof(normal));
normal.cbSize = sizeof(normal);
normal.dwMask = CFM_BOLD | CFM_FACE | CFM_SIZE;
normal.dwEffects = 0;
strcpy(normal.szFaceName, "Times");
normal.yHeight = 14 * 20;
// ...
rich_stream txt(GetRichEditCtrl());
txt << bold << "Heading 1: " << normal << info1 << nl
<< bold << "Heading 2: " << normal << info2 << nl
<< bold << "Heading 3: " << normal << info3;
If I were doing this today, I'd almost certainly create a small class as a wrapper for a CHARFORMAT
so I could construct the formatting objects a little more cleanly. I'd probably also at least think hard about implementing it as a normal iostream with a stream buffer that inserted data into the rich edit control (but at the time I didn't know streams well enough to know I should do that).
Glancing at it, there are a few other things that aren't really exactly right either -- add_text
uses SetSel(-1, -1);
. This should really retrieve the current length of the text (e.g., with GetWindowTextLength
, and set the selection to just after the end.
回答2:
Use Wordpad, it's an RichEdit control too. It will generate your RTF in a way that's naturally compatible with your control.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14340367/mfc-richedit2-formatting