WYSIWYG text Editor in python?

[Kevin Altis]

I believe that wxTextCtrl uses RichEdit under win32 when the wxTE_RICH style
flag is used in wxPython or wxTE_RICH | wxTE_MULTILINE. Of course, all of
RichEdit is "hidden" behind the wxTextCtrl API. demo.py included with
wxPython 2.3.1 or higher (the latest is 2.3.2) includes a demo of using
wxTE_RICH to set styled text in the control.

ka

"Neil Hodgson" <nhodgson at bigpond.net.au> wrote in message
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> Enrique
> > ... need a MS-Word-like  text editor
>
>    RichEdit is built into windows and is fairly capable - WordPad is a
very
> simple use of RichEdit. [This URL will need unwrapping]
>
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/winui/riche
> dit_94xg.asp
>
> > able to render on screen text in bold, [OK]
> > italics, [OK]
> > underline, [OK]
> > greek symbols [OK] and
> > super/subscripts. [Available in recent versions as CFM_SUBSCRIPT /
> CFM_SUPERSCRIPT but not exposed in WordPad].
> > I work with MS-Windows.
>
>    RichEdit was previously used as the editor for Python source code
within
> PythonWin until Mark and I replaced it with Scintilla. Scintilla is better
> than RichEdit for source code but worse for documents.
>
>    In a quick search I couldn't find a Python demonstration of RichEdit.
>
>    Neil
>
>
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