unit Unit1; {==============================================================================} { This demo shows how to add text in RichView at run-time. } { See comments in TForm1.FormCreate } {==============================================================================} interface uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs, RVScroll, RichView, RVStyle; type TForm1 = class(TForm) RVStyle1: TRVStyle; RichView1: TRichView; procedure FormCreate(Sender: TObject); private { Private declarations } public { Public declarations } end; var Form1: TForm1; implementation {$R *.DFM} procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); begin // Clear deletes all items of RichView. // There are no items at the beginning, so this call of Clear is // just for demonstration. RichView1.Clear; // Adding the first paragraph. // This paragraph has the 1-th style (centered by default; you can view/modify // it in RVStyle1.ParaStyles property). // This paragraph consists of one item of the 1-th text style RichView1.AddNL('Adding Text', 1, 1); // Adding the second paragraph. // This paragraph has the 0-th style (style is defined by the first item in paragraph). RichView1.AddNL('This demo shows how to add text in ', 0, 0); // Continuing the second paragraph. // Note: -1 is passed as an index of paragraph style. // This means that this item will be added to the last paragraph. RichView1.AddNL('RichView', 3, -1); // Continuing the second paragraph... RichView1.AddNL('. There are two paragraphs in this document - '+ 'the first one with centered alignment, and the second one - '+ 'with left alignment. The first paragraph consists of one text item, '+ 'and the second paragraph consists of three items. '+ 'Each item is added with one call of AddNL method.', 0, -1); // But text will not be displayed yet. You need to call Format method after adding // all contents to RichView: RichView1.Format; end; end.