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Hello Sergey,
I work with ScaleRichviewEdit V 9.01 and unfortunately I can't upgrade because then basic things don't work.

It's about two controls, rv (TRichViewEdit) and srv (TSRichViewEdit).
Because I want to optionally switch between the two, rv is integrated externally with srv.ExternalRV := rv. The switching works perfectly.
My question is about the situation where rv is used as an external control of srv, so srv is the current write area.

When a user jumps into srv with a keyboard shortcut, I want the cursor to already be flashing at a certain position.
With rv this is no problem: SetSelectionBounds and then rv.SetFocus.
With srv.SetFocus the cursor does not blink at the set position, it looks like srv does not have the focus. When I check with Screen.ActiveControl, rv is indeed the active control.

How can I set the focus in the srv so that the cursor flashes there?

Best regards
Martin

Sorry, ExternalRV property never worked properly (maybe except for very early versions of ScaleRichView), and finally it was removed in ScaleRichView v11.
I do not recommend using this property. I you need to switch between editors, copy document from one to another.

First I tried with ActiveEditor, but unfortunately OnSpellingCheckEx does not work there, which I need for the integration of the Duden corrector.
I had to 'free' OnSpellingCheckEx at the time with rv, which worked very well. Now I have tried it this way, which unfortunately does not work:
Copying the document is no problem, but without the Duden corrector it is a knock-out criterion.

What does not work exactly?
Does this event exist? (it exists only if the code is compiled with RVLIVESPELLEXEVENT compiler $define).
Or it exists but is not called?

Is there a reason for using this event instead of the standard OnSpellingCheck event?

We need the event because we need the item and position to deactivate errors locally.

But it works anyway, I just overlooked one little thing, as I just found out. It would have been nice with the external rv, because this way I have to introduce a global variable in about 700 places in 50 units ...

Thanks for your help and have a nice weekend!

In the next update, I'll add OnSpellingCheckEx event to TSRichViewEdit.