sridhar@hpclada.HP.COM (Sridhar Ramakrishnan) (05/24/89)
Here is an interesting Windows programming problem that I am trying to solve: Suppose you have a text file that contains some cross-reference links (such as "See also 2.7", etc), and that the cross-reference parts are somehow distinguished from the rest of the text, as for example, "^See also 2.7^"; here the '^' delimits the referenced text. I would like to be able to read such a file into a (say) TextEditWidget (or, StaticTextWidget) buffer, with the referenced parts highlighted and the '^' marks deleted. Further, when the user clicks anywhere in the highlighted text, he is automatically positioned at the target reference. If this sounds almost like a hypertext application, it is! Since I have noticed quite an interest in this kind of an application I will post a summary of all information I get. Please mail responses to me at (since I am not a regular notes reader) sridhar%hpclove@hplabs.hp.com Thanks. Sridhar