Suppress Blanks in TfrxMemoView?

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• Bill E

  May 2014 edited 1:38AM

  Btw if no one has a in built answer and is reading this, here is a retarded but short solution:
  
  [Uppercase(Trim(<EE."Last_Name">) + ', ' + Trim(<EE."First_Name">))]
  [Uppercase(Trim(<EE."Addr1">) + IIF(Trim(<EE."Addr2">)='', '', #13+Trim(<EE."Addr2">)))]
  [Uppercase(Trim(<EE."City">) + ', ' + Trim(<EE."State">) + ' ' + Trim(<EE."Zip">))]
  
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  May 2014 edited 1:38AM

  procedure mLabelOnAfterData(Sender: TfrxComponent);
  var i: integer;
  
  begin
  for i := TfrxMemoView(Sender).Lines.Count - 1 downto 0 do
  begin
  if TfrxMemoView(Sender).Lines.Strings = '' then
  TfrxMemoView(Sender).Memo.Delete(i);
  end;
  end;
  mlabel is the name of the memoview.
• JBurhans

  July 2014 edited 1:38AM

  Seriously? There's no way in FastReports to suppress a blank line? This is very nearly a deal-killer for reporting tools.
  
  Adding programmatic backing to each and every memo field that you want to suppress isn't really a solution.
  
  Especially for those of us using the FastReports VCL in Delphi where we can't add in backing code and have to handle it within Delphi - we can't add in Event handlers.
  
  There must be SOME way to suppress the printing of blank lines. This is basic Report Generator 101 stuff.
  
  Jeff