Hello,
I am evaluating this. I am looking up the actiontest project. I can't find help on components like TRvaControlPanel. What does it do? What is onDownload event, etc? I can't find it in the index of richview help. Can you point me to the right tutorial or document for this?
Thanks.
Help for TRVa stuff?
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Old file?
Thanks, I found it after some effort, a strange BUG! Here is what I did:
1) I went to the richveiwactions folder in Windows Explorer and double-clicked the readme.rvf file. BUT THIS OPENED RichViewEdit Demo instead of the actual file!
2) Then I did a grep on command line and could see that OnDownload was there in the file.
3) So, this time I went back and specifically opened the file from File Open of the demo editor compiled with actiontest and it worked.
BUG: This means that when installing RichView, the demo application that sets itself up as the opener of RVF files has a bug and doesn't process its arguments but always brings up the same Readme file.
1) I went to the richveiwactions folder in Windows Explorer and double-clicked the readme.rvf file. BUT THIS OPENED RichViewEdit Demo instead of the actual file!
2) Then I did a grep on command line and could see that OnDownload was there in the file.
3) So, this time I went back and specifically opened the file from File Open of the demo editor compiled with actiontest and it worked.
BUG: This means that when installing RichView, the demo application that sets itself up as the opener of RVF files has a bug and doesn't process its arguments but always brings up the same Readme file.
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1) None of RichView demos are associated with *.RVF extension (by default, no application should be opened when you dblclick RVF file) Probably, you created this association yourself.
2) The ActionTest demo really loads the specific file on start, it ignores command line arguments. It's only a demo. Its source code is available, you can make all changes you want.
2) The ActionTest demo really loads the specific file on start, it ignores command line arguments. It's only a demo. Its source code is available, you can make all changes you want.