stringEditor()
You can use the function stringEditor() to edit string variables in, for example, text fields. This means string variables that are not saved in a file.
Synopsis
int stringEditor(string &text, bool readOnly);
Parameters
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| text | The text to be viewed |
| readOnly | Readonly (TRUE) or not (FALSE). |
Return value
Returns 0 if the function was executed successfully.
Errors
Wrong or missing parameters.
Description
You can use the function stringEditor() to edit string variables in, for example, text fields. Use the function fileEditor() to edit and view files.
Example
The following example reads the content of a text box into a dyn_string variable. The dyn_string variable is passed to the editor when the editor is called. Therefore, the editor can show the content of the text box immediately in the editor. Afterwards, you can edit the text and the text is saved in the dyn_string variable.
main()
{
dyn_string textbox = text1.text;
stringEditor(textbox);
text1.text = textbox;
}Assignment
Availability
UI
