// $Revision: 1.5 $
// Copyright (c) 1994-1995 Taligent, Inc.  All rights reserved.

SimpleTextAndMenus

    SimpleTextAndMenus illustrates one mechanism you can use to enable
users to edit text, using TSimpleTextStore and TSimpleTextView.  These
classes are independent of the Document framework, and thus
lightweight and easier to manage.  They support standard user
interface operations such as typing, deleting, selecting, and drag and
drop.   However, since this technique does not use the Document
framework, it does not automatically provide users with additional
features they might expect, such as Undo, or Copy and Paste.  This
example also illustrates how to use the standard menu utility class
TTextMenu.


Running the sample

    Execute SimpleTextAndMenus.  A window appears with some default
text that you can edit.  You can select text and apply style commands
from the menu.  Shift-clicking on selected text starts a text-dragging
operation, and when you release the mouse the selected text is copied,
and inserted into the new location.  Close the window to exit.


Files and classes

    SimpleTextAndMenusMain.C uses standard classes to present the
text.  A utility program creates a window for the view and starts
event processing.


Notes

    By default, TTextMenu adds all the text menus as submenus of the
provided menu.  Users wanting to customize this set can subclass
TTextMenu.

    You must call TMenu::SetControlLayout because it will not default
for you.  If you forget, the menu does not lay out properly.