Components - VCL/C++ Builder graphical components

These components were developed specifically for C++ Builder GUI applications, with easy reusability in mind (drop the components onto forms)

• TTextEditor: a text editor component.
  Main features:
  • The string handling is based on the SDPP library, mainly on the TStringContainer class (which performs very good in file loading and has quite a good memory footprint (see the MEditor comparisons)).
  • The editing functions are very similar to that of the Borland source code editors
  • There is a command line interface to execute relatively complex commands
  • Multithreaded sort for large texts
  • Macros (repeatable key sequences)
  
  Used in:
  • MEditor: the application is actually a wrapper (and a bit more) around the component, in which the whole text editing functionality is implemented.
  • ECalc: the component is used for the script writing and editing

• TFormSplitter: a splitter to rearrange the layout of the graphical components on a form
  Main features:
  • Visibe/invisible modes: by default a splitter is only visible after the user has started dragging it (the cursor shows when the mouse is over a splitter)
  • The components are assigned to splitters in design time, the developer can define constraints, too (max, min widths or heights)
  • The component assignment specifies how the components follows the splitter (move/resize)
  • The crossing splitters can be moved together
  • The splitter width is configurable
  • The splitter can show the actual position (in pixels) or the horizontal/vertical ratio (in a small floating window next to the cursor)
  
  Used in:
  • MEditor (the text editor area and the search result lists)

• TQuickList: a table component to show, select and edit items in a matrix
  Main features:
  • Non scrolling top and left columns (like captions and line numbers)
  • Resizable column width and line height
  • Column/line selection with one click on the top/left cells
  
  Used in:
  • ECalc: the maintenance of one and two dimensional arrays

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