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Word Wrap Text on Button?
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This is NOT an answer (sorry), I am simply intrigued myself.
The button's label is an AnsiString and in my knowledge I don't know how to insert a new line character into (essentially) a single line string.
Perhaps you could derive a component from a TButton where that component's caption is a TStringList as opposed to an AnsiString ?
I would be interested to know what others think on this (for my own benefit as a programmer).
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The button's label is an AnsiString and in my knowledge I don't know how to insert a new line character into (essentially) a single line string.
Perhaps you could derive a component from a TButton where that component's caption is a TStringList as opposed to an AnsiString ?
I would be interested to know what others think on this (for my own benefit as a programmer).
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Wisdom doesn't always come with age. Sometimes age comes alone.
If YOu do not want to find some shareware components,
then just use a TLabel in front of the button (with no caption).
This is how I have made my button text coloured, for example.
This also works for a checkbox, when You want the text being coloured or multiple lined.
regards,
Michael
then just use a TLabel in front of the button (with no caption).
This is how I have made my button text coloured, for example.
This also works for a checkbox, when You want the text being coloured or multiple lined.
regards,
Michael
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