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I am using IV_3.0.1 in the IV_2.6 compatible mode. 

The StringBrowser has the methods:
	Remove(index);
	Insert(const char* line, int index);

I implemented a Replace(const char* line, int index) in a 
derived class of StringBrowser, which simply calls these functions
successively for the desired effect. It works; but it isn't 
very elegant when there are, say, 200 lines in the browser. 
If I need to replace the 5th line, all the 195 lines below are 
displaced up (as a result of a Remove() ) and displaced down ( as a
result of the subsequent Insert() ).

Questions:
  1. Why isn't Replace() available in the first place ?
  2. Is there a more elegant implementation of Replace() than that 
     presented above?   
     ( I noticed TextDisplay has a ReplaceText() method, but the 
      TextDisplay object within the StringBrowser is private... )

Many thanks for your responses
  % ashok