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Dear Mr. Nages,

I need your help on two situations:

1) In a row, within a column of xBrowse and possible, in a sentence put a word in bold?

Sample: "Teste de mensagem para xbrowser"

2) Would it be possible to put an image in a column and write about that image at run time?

Thank you for your help.

Oliveiros Junior

1) In a row, within a column of xBrowse and possible, in a sentence put a word in bold?

Sample: "Teste de mensagem para xbrowser"

Sample program

Mr. Nages, thank you.

That's exactly what I was looking for.

Oliveiros Junior

Mr. Nages,

I ask if it would be possible at runtime to fill the array with the words for highlighting?

Att.,

Oliveiros Junkor

Mr. Nages,

Another thing, when using FW_SayTextHilite in multilines he doesn't respect the line break, he writes everything in succession.

Ex: Linha1
Linha2

After FW_SayTextHilite

Linha1Linha2

Att.,

Oliveiros Junior

Mr. Nages,

just one more thing: if we put an image in the bottom of the browser, when the word in hilite is at the beginning of the sentence it shows well, but if it is in the middle of the sentence, it puts a white background, not respecting the image of the.

Att.,

Oliveiros Junior

oliveiros junior wrote:Mr. Nages,

I ask if it would be possible at runtime to fill the array with the words for highlighting?

Att.,

Oliveiros Junkor

Yes.

oliveiros junior wrote:Mr. Nages,

Another thing, when using FW_SayTextHilite in multilines he doesn't respect the line break, he writes everything in succession.

Ex: Linha1
Linha2

After FW_SayTextHilite

Linha1Linha2

Att.,

Oliveiros Junior

Yes. This works for single line only.
If we want for multiline, we have to split the lines and write each line one after the other.

oliveiros junior wrote:Mr. Nages,

just one more thing: if we put an image in the bottom of the browser, when the word in hilite is at the beginning of the sentence it shows well, but if it is in the middle of the sentence, it puts a white background, not respecting the image of the.

Att.,

Oliveiros Junior

Image in the cell?
Can you post relevant portion of your code and screen-shot if possible?

Thank you mister nages,

1) how would this refresh occur?

WITH OBJECT :aCols[ 3 ]
:bPaintText := <|oCol, hDC, cText, aRect, aColors|
FW_SayTextHilite( hDC, cText, aRect, oFonte_Browse, aColors[ 1 ], aColors[ 2 ], ;
{ aHilite } )
Return NIL
>
END

There are two browsers when the first line changes the second updates, then the words to be highlighted change.
Step to function that selects from the data the array aHilite that filled according to the first. What bed would you give to renew bPaintText?
I've tried refresh(), Eval(bPaintText) and none worked.

2) Does the FW_SayTextHilite function not multiline automatically?

no FW_SayTextHilite


with FW_SayTextHilite



3) Here's picture:

You keep aHilite as static variable.
Fill the array with { { <word>, oFont, [nTxtClr],[nBkClr] } }
Then call oBrw:Refresh()

Dear Mr. Nages,

thank you aHilite has worked.

How to keep the background image of the browser when using DrawTextEx.

Look at the bottom of the word "Teste"

Att.,

Oliveiros Junior

WITH OBJECT aBrowser[2]
WITH OBJECT :aCols[ 1 ]
:cHeader := ""
:oHeaderFont := oFonte_padrao
:nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER
:nWidth := 80
:bStrData := { || AllTrim( DToC( oMensagem:getValueByPos( 2 ) ) ) }
:nDataStrAlign := AL_TOP
:nCellheight := 20
:oDataFont := oFonte_botao
:SetColsAsRows( { 1, 2 } )
END

WITH OBJECT :aCols[ 2 ]
:cHeader := ""
:oHeaderFont := oFonte_padrao
:nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER
:nWidth := 10
:bStrData := { || oMensagem:getValueByPos( 3 ) }
:nCellheight := 25
:nDataStrAlign := AL_TOP
END

WITH OBJECT :aCols[ 3 ]
:cHeader := ""
:oHeaderFont := oFonte_padrao
:nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER
:nWidth := 250
:bStrData := { || oMensagem:getValueByPos( 13 ) }
:oDataFont := oFonte_browse
:nDataStrAlign := AL_TOP
:blDClickData := { || HTMLPOP( GetActiveWindow(), nil, 0x000E, RTrim( oMensagem:getValueByPos( 13 ) ) ) }

:bPaintText := <|oCol, hDC, cText, aRect, aColors|
FW_SayTextHilite( hDC, cText, aRect, oFonte_Browse, aColors[ 1 ], aColors[ 2 ], ;
aHilite, oCol )
Return NIL
>
END

:nMarqueeStyle := MARQSTYLE_HIGHLROW
:nColDividerStyle := LINESTYLE_NOLINES
:nRowDividerStyle := LINESTYLE_NOLINES
:lColDividerComplete := .F.
:lUpdate := .T.

:lRecordSelector := .F.
:lHeader := .F.
:lHScroll := .F.

:nHeaderHeight := 30
:nRowHeight := 85
:bClrHeader := { || { CLR_BLACK, CLR_WHITE } }
:bClrGrad := { || { CLR_WHITE, CLR_WHITE } }
:lDrawBorder := .T.
:nStretchCol := STRETCHCOL_WIDEST
:bClrSel := { || { CLR_BLACK, nRGB( 235, 235, 235 ) } }
:bClrSelFocus := { || { CLR_BLACK, nRGB( 235, 235, 235 ) } }
:SetBackGround( cLocal_sistema + '\imagens\fundo.bmp', BCK_FILL )
END

You keep aHilite as static variable.
Fill the array with { { <word>, oFont, [nTxtClr],[nBkClr] } }
Then call oBrw:Refresh()

In the aHilite array, keep [nBkClr] as nil.

Mister Nages,
Did not work.

Aadd (aHilite, {Upper (SubStr (cMessage, start), (endFinal - start) + 1)),;
oFonte_Botao, nil, nil})


Att.,

Oliveiros Junior