Loading external file

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• quiquedcode

  May 2004 edited May 2004

  I'm also interested on this code
  Did u get the solution Philnext?
  
  The difference is that I'd need to load also the Richedit content from a BLOB field in a database...
  
  Does 1 know how to do this? To load the content of the richedit to the frrichview in the report? thanks
• Philnext

  May 2004 edited 12:00AM

  no, no solution today for loading the *.rtf in teh report.
  Do you need the solution for loading in the Delphi code ?
  
• quiquedcode

  May 2004 edited 12:00AM

  It seems I got the solution trying recently...
  put the TfrRxRichObject in your project.
  Then, put the richview object in your report.
  
  Then, select that object.. and go to the report's inspector object... then u can assign a database field to the richview object.
  
  It loads perfectly the richview data from the blob file.
  
  The only thin we gotta learn now is how to load the contents from the rtf file located in the disk... but i think that the richview object must have the function include in its own code...
  
  try accessing the functions and props. of the report's richview object and I'm sure you'll find something...
  
  if i find something, i'll post a reply
  cya
  
  i solved only to load from blob field...
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  May 2004 edited 12:00AM

  try using the lines property of either of the rich objects memos
  regards
• Philnext

  May 2004 edited 12:00AM

  Dear all,
  The reply for the blob is clear.
  For information I post the solution (yet in the forum I know !) for loading the *.rtf in the code :

  procedure TFMReport.frReport1BeforePrint(Memo: TStringList; View: TfrView);
  begin
  If View.Name='RichTitre1' then
    if FileExists('.\reports\titre1.rtf') then
      TFRRichView(View).RichEdit.Lines.LoadFromFile('.\reports\titre1.rtf');
  end;
  

  But ... I don't know if it is possible IN the report...(it was my question !)
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  May 2004 edited 12:00AM

  do it in the script section of the rtf objects memo.
  but you won't be able to test file existence unless you use a get val function for a variable or write an onuserfuntion and return a test value.
  regards
  gord
  
• Philnext

  May 2004 edited 12:00AM

  It's OK thank you !
• David

  June 2004 edited June 2004

  It's not working for me...
  I wrote this code in the rtf object memo

  Rich1.Lines.LoadFromFile('DE000096.rtf');
  

  and nothing happens.... can anyone tell me what's wrong ?
  thanks