rtf

I am looking for a simple C++ library for tokenizing and parsing RTF (Rich Text Format) files. I am planning to edit them with Qt's QTextEdit. More the Formatting preserved the better -- but actually I am planning to use Bold and Italics only. In perl I would use RTF::Tokenizer . It would be nice if the module had some sort of interface for writing also, but I am able to brute force that with a template and some regular expressions... :) Thank you. Ariya Hidayat I helped writing the RTF import export filter in KOffice. You can have a look at the code at https://cgit.kde.org/koffice.git/tree

I have on my database a column that holds text in RTF format. How can I get only the plain text of it, using C#? Thanks :D Daniel LeCheminant Microsoft provides an example where they basically stick the rtf text in a RichTextBox and then read the .Text property... it feels somewhat kludgy, but it works. static public string ConvertToText(string rtf) { using(RichTextBox rtb = new RichTextBox()) { rtb.Rtf = rtf; return rtb.Text; } } for WPF you can use (using Xceed WPF Toolkit) this extension method : public static string RTFToPlainText(this string s) { // for information : default Xceed.Wpf

I want to create a text editor where I can make text bold, change its color, etc. I found this code to approximately work: public static void BoldSelectedText(RichTextBox control) { control.SelectionFont = new Font(control.Font.FontFamily, control.Font.Size, FontStyle.Bold); } But when I type in more letters in the RichTextBox the text is still bold. How can I make it so that only the selected text is bold and the next characters aren't unless I select the text and hit the "Make Bold" button? You should set the font after the selection to the original font. If you want you can save the

I know that richtextboxes can detect links (like http://www.yahoo.com ) but is there a way for me to add links to it that looks like text but its a link? Like where you can choose the label of the link? For example instead of it appearing as http://www.yahoo.com it appears as Click here to go to yahoo edit: forgot, im using windows forms edit: is there something thats better to use (as in easier to format)? Mario Fraiß Of course it is possible by invoking some WIN32 functionality into your control, but if you are looking for some standard ways, check this post out: Create hyperlink in TextBox