vsspell ocx and how to use it?

[Rick Malik 0]

Stack Overflow [closed] my question because they thought I was looking for books, software, or tutorials.... 

Maybe I am (looking for "show me how").... I just wanna know what to do with BadWordFound so I can replace the stupid thing in my TMemo when it finds it. There's plenty of VB and pascal examples, but I only speak c/c++. 

 

A simple line or two to follow my  "VSSpell1->CheckText = MailMemo->Text;" would be useful....

 

Thanks

[Remy Lebeau 1577]

2 hours ago, Rick Malik said:

Stack Overflow [closed] my question because they thought I was looking for books, software, or tutorials....

Because, that is essentially what you did ask for - a tutorial on how to use the OCX control.

2 hours ago, Rick Malik said:

I just wanna know what to do with BadWordFound so I can replace the stupid thing in my TMemo when it finds it.

THAT is what you should have asked for instead.  That would have made for a better StackOverflow question, and less likely to be closed. Also, since you clearly know what you are looking for, you should have explained/shown what you had already tried that didn't work for you.

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There's plenty of VB and pascal examples, but I only speak c/c++. 

Then you should have included one of those examples in your StackOverflow question and asked how to accomplish the same thing in C++.  I can't find any documentation or examples of the OCX control, in ANY programing language.  Can you provide a source?

Edited 17 hours ago by Remy Lebeau

[DelphiUdIT 228]

VSSpell was a, ActiveX component (not free) from "ComponentOne", now  "Mescius" company.

Since 2023, this was a legacy product 'cause the use of ActiveX tecnology and now it doesn't exist anymore.

In some older pages there are some refs. but if you use the download link, only their control panel will be downloaded.

 

So, I don't think there wil be any chance to use it. May be if you have it you can try to derive a "wrapper" or TLB in C++:

 

 

 

 

Bye

 

EDIT: after that I cannot help you more than this 'cause I don't use normally c++

Edited 6 hours ago by DelphiUdIT