• What's New
• Component Description
• How to install
• Hidden Shortcuts
• TNotepad Component
• Syntax Supported Formats
• CnPack CnWizards conflict

• 09/12/2021 (Version 1.7)

  • Delphi 11 auto-install support.

This property editor allows you to type texts in Delphi IDE when editing TStrings properties, overwriting the default TStrings editor form.

The NoteEditor supports syntax highlight using SynEdit component (this component depends on SynEdit - you can get here at GitHub too).

All the configurations and customizations are saved at system Registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Digao\NoteEditor

You need to get the SynEdit before this. Please, download it here: https://github.com/SynEdit/SynEdit. Do not use TurboPack SynEdit, because it has some differences.

After SynEdit already installed, do the following:

1. Download Component Installer from: https://github.com/digao-dalpiaz/CompInstall/releases/latest
2. Put CompInstall.exe into the component repository sources folder.
3. Close Delphi IDE and run CompInstall.exe app.

1. Open DzNoteEditor.groupproj in the Delphi.

2. Ensure Win32 Platform and Release config are selected at both packages.

3. Right-click at root item in the tree and choose Build All.

4. If you want to use 64 bit platform, select this platform at NotepadPackage and do a new Build in this package.

5. Right-click at DzNoteEditorDesign and choose Install.

6. Add "Win32\Release" sub folder to Delphi Library Path (Tools\Options), on 32-bit option. If you will use 64 bit platform, add "Win64\Release" sub folder on 64-bit option.

Supports Delphi XE3..Delphi 11

CTRL+S = Save Button

CTRL+ENTER = OK Button

Others shortcuts are described on each hint of toolbar buttons

In this package there is a bonus non-visual component called TDzNotepad. This is a simple component having a TStrings published property. So you can store at DFM any text you want. This is very useful to store text data in Forms and DataModules.

And, of course, you can simply double-click the component and will open the NoteEditor!

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Note: This list is based on last version of SynEdit (date: 01/23/2019). You may have a different list if you install another version. The list is automatically created based on installed syntax highlighters of SynEdit (auto-detected).

If you are using CnWizards, you need to deactivate TStrings property editor because CnWizars overwrites my property editor.

Follow steps bellow:

1. Go to the CnPack menu into Delphi.
2. Choose Options.
3. Go to the Property Editor tab.
4. Select String List Editor item.
5. Uncheck "Enabled" on right panel.
6. Click OK.

To ensure this configuration take effect, please close and re-open Delphi.