Originally Posted by
Lord Soth 
Hi,
try this :
edit6.text := edit1.text + edit2.text + edit3.text + edit4.text + edit5.text;
or even beter this :
edit6.text := '(url=' + edit2.text + '(b)' + edit4.text + '(/b)(/url)';
I used ( instead of square brackets on purpose because we use BB tag on the forum and it confuses it. On your code write them with square brackets.
Loren Soth
*** THANKS LOREN you save my donkey. (Equus asinus)
I was trying similar, but nowhere near it, and could have gone on for ever. Like edit6.text := (edit1) + (edit2) + (edit3) + edit4) + (edit5);
And don't you hate it when Delphi says:- EXPECTED ':' but FOUND ';' So, you put in ':' and it stops and says expected ';'
I'm a bit (lot) rusty beginner. Did my projects from looping together code snippets on the Net some years ago. Usual midi player, wav player, text pad, rich text pad, save bookmarks, and on and on. Got some from PC Plus also.
Did this too -- shame on me....
procedure TMainForm.Button1addClick(Sender: TObject);
var
ebinput1, ebinput2 : string;
begin
codecombine.text := '[.u.r.l.=' + 'ebinput1' + '.[.b.].' + 'ebinput2' + '[/.u.r.l].';
end;
I searched every bookstore in Perth, WA and could not find a book on Delphi programming. Even the local agents didn't have an actual copy of Delphi 5, only an empty box.
Been using Delphi since about ver. 2, and what have we learned. Nick it off the Net, because someone has done it all before.
Will try it when I get off the Net, but it looks good, even more the second one, no need to show the other TEdits.
