You're so close :)

This is how you append to a RichEdit control (with a certain font and styles etc. Only set the options you want to change): 

$rePOD->Select(999999,999999);
$rePOD->SetCharFormat(
  -color => 0x000000, 
  -bold => 1, @aFont
  -height => $self->rhConfig()->{podFontSize},
  -name => $self->rhConfig()->{podFontName},
);
$rePOD->ReplaceSel("$line\n", 1);

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The docs are a bit spotty, yes, but the simple demo programs clarify a whole lot. Unfortunately it's not in the current PPM distro, but I think they will be bundled with the new version due Real Soon Now(tm).

Until then, get the source distro which has the demo programs.

/J

In reply to Re: Questions about Win32::GUI::RichEdit by jplindstrom
in thread Questions about Win32::GUI::RichEdit by Ace128

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