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bruceb@ctpm.uq.oz.au (Bruce Blackshaw) writes:

>I'm using a multiline edit box in a dialog box, and want to
>stop the return key returning the dialog box - when the user
>presses the return key it should take them to the next line
>in the edit box.  Any ideas?  Please email replies.  If there is
>sufficient interest I'll post the (hopefully) solution.

Solved.  It wasn't that hard after all.  Simple trap the return key
using the below:
   
     void WMKeyDown(RTMessage Msg)
     {
       if (Msg.WParam == VK_RETURN)
       {
          SendMessage(HWindow, WM_CHAR, '\n', 0);
          SendMessage(HWindow, WM_CHAR, '\t', 0);
       }
       else
         DefWndProc(Msg);
     }


and replace it with \n\t so that the new line appears in the edit box.

Bruce.

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