In a discussion in the third party forum, I was motivated to write some code to toggle the wordwrap mode of a richedit control. I thought it would be as simple as changing some window styles, but that doesn't work. I searched the web and found an undocumented use of a strange richedit message which solved the problem.
Here is the DDT code to toggle wordwrap mode in the richedit:
This is the only reference I found to this on the MSDN web site (and it is a comment left by a user).
There are a number of web pages on the internet that do make reference to this feature.
Here is the DDT code to toggle wordwrap mode in the richedit:
Code:
SUB DDT_ToggleWordWrap(BYVAL hDlg&, BYVAL RichID&, BYVAL WrapFlag&) LOCAL hCtrl&, Op&, WS&, V& CONTROL HANDLE hDlg&, RichID& TO hCtrl& WS&=GetWindowLong(hCtrl&, %GWL_STYLE) IF WrapFlag& THEN WS&=WS& OR %WS_HSCROLL OR %ES_AUTOHSCROLL V&=1 ELSE WS&=WS& AND NOT(%WS_HSCROLL OR %ES_AUTOHSCROLL) V&=0 END IF SetWindowLong hCtrl&, %GWL_STYLE, WS& SetWindowPos hCtrl&, 0,0,0,0,0,%SWP_DRAWFRAME OR %SWP_FRAMECHANGED OR %SWP_NOMOVE OR %SWP_NOOWNERZORDER OR %SWP_NOSIZE OR %SWP_NOZORDER SendMessage hCtrl&, %EM_SETTARGETDEVICE, 0,V& END SUB
This is the only reference I found to this on the MSDN web site (and it is a comment left by a user).
There are a number of web pages on the internet that do make reference to this feature.