class RTFTable {
public:
   RTFTable();
   RTFTable( RTFTable& ) { assert(0);} // don't allow copy
   ~RTFTable();
   enum { AUTO, EXPLICIT };
   void SetColumns( int numberColumns ); // 1 or 2 only
   void Balancing( int balancing=RTFTable::AUTO );
   void AddItem( const char* s, int nColumn=0 ); // 0=auto, 1=col 1, 2=col 2
   const char* GetRTFString() { return _strString.c_ptr(); }
private:
   string _rtfString;
   // other variables such as lists etc. to
   // support the class.  I prefer template
   // containers rather than user implemented
   // list structures if possible.  The use
   // of auto_ptr is also strongly encouraged
   // but may not be necessary.
};
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Here's an example of how I'll use this class-- 




   // create the object that holds the resulting RTF
   // table and bulleted list
   RTFTable rtf;
   rtf.SetColumns( 2 );
   rtf.Balancing( AUTO );
   // open the database and loop through record sets
   while ( more_records )
   {
      string line = recordset.GetField( "line" );
      rtf.AddItem( line.c_ptr() );
   }
   originalRTFDocument.Replace( "~200", rtf.GetRTFString() );
   originalRTFDocument >> outFile;
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Here's a sample application that does what I want in HTML-- <a href="http://members.home.net/markhenri/byterite/specs/sample.html">click here</a>

									
									

								

										
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