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A dialog allowing the user to replace text
Source position: dialogs.pp line 429
type TReplaceDialog = class(TFindDialog) |
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procedure ReplaceClick(); |
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ReplaceClick - code to execute when the Replace button is clicked (replace just the current instance) |
procedure ReplaceAllClick(); |
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ReplaceAllClick - code to execute when the Replace All button is clicked (replace all remaining instances) |
function CreateForm; override; |
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CreateForm - function result returns the form that was created |
procedure SetFormValues; override; |
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SetFormValues - specifies the values for the form |
procedure GetFormValues; override; |
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GetFormValues - finds the values for the form |
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constructor Create(); override; |
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Create - constructor for TReplaceDialog: calls inherited Create and sets options for find and replace |
published |
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property ReplaceText; |
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ReplaceText - the text string that is to be substituted for the Find text |
property OnReplace; |
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OnReplace - event handler for replacing text |
end; |
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A dialog allowing the user to replace text |
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TFindDialog - a dialog used for finding text within the current editor or text buffer |
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TCommonDialog : the base type from which other dialogs are derived |
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TLCLComponent |
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TObject |
The dialog appears and offers boxes for the user to enter text for searching and text to replace it,
for example while editing a file or large piece of text.
A number of buttons appear, offering the choice to replace this instance, find next, replace all
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TFindDialog - a dialog used for finding text within the current editor or text buffer |