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String editor: EncodedFromUTF8(string utf8) - Translates a UTF8 string into the document encoding. String editor: TargetAsUTF8() - Returns the target converted to UTF8. Int editor: AllocateExtendedStyles(int numberStyles) - Allocate some extended (>255) style numbers and return the start of the range StyleIndexAt read-onlyĮditor: ReleaseAllExtendedStyles() - Release all extended (>255) style numbers AllocateLines write-only - Enlarge the number of lines allocated.Įditor: AddText(string text) - Add text to the document at current position.Įditor: AppendText(string text) - Append a string to the end of the document without changing the selection.Įditor: InsertText(position pos, string text) - Insert string at a position.Įditor: ChangeInsertion(string text) - Change the text that is being inserted in response to SC_MOD_INSERTCHECKĮditor: ClearAll() - Delete all text in the document.Įditor: DeleteRange(position start, position lengthDelete) - Delete a range of text in the document.Įditor: ClearDocumentStyle() - Set all style bytes to 0, remove all folding information. ReadOnly - Set to read only or read write.Įditor: Allocate(position bytes) - Enlarge the document to a particular size of text bytes. Returns the length of the line.Įditor: ReplaceSel(string text) - Replace the selected text with the argument text.īool editor. String editor: GetLine(line line) - Retrieve the contents of a line. Result is NUL-terminated.Įditor: SetText(string text) - Replace the contents of the document with the argument text.Įditor: SetSavePoint() - Remember the current position in the undo history as the position at which the document was saved. String editor: GetText() - Retrieve all the text in the document. Passed back to Scintilla or to an extension written in C. It is difficult to use this type from Lua but its possible it could be On 32-bit systems the maximum value is 2,147,483,647 but on 64-bit systems larger values are possible. The 'position' and 'line' types are integer types that represent positions and line numbers in the document. Properties are both readable and writeable by default and are otherwise marked 'read-only' or 'write-only'. In Lua methods are called with the ':' operator and properties accessed with the '.' operator. All of the same featuresĪre available for the output pane by substituting 'output' for 'editor'. The API is presented here as it is called from Lua for the edit pane.

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Therefore, skin traction combined with braces is recommended for this population and for patients hospitalized in institutions where several beds are available, with a consequent possibility of prolonged hospitalization.SciTE Lua scripting of edit and output panes using Scintilla APIīoth the edit and output panes are Scintilla controls and can be scripted using Scintilla's API.

Pressure ulcers, nonunion fractures, and delayed union did not occur in both groups.īoth methods had similar therapeutic effects and postoperative complications in children aged 3–5 years with femoral shaft fractures. Conversely, no statistically significant differences were observed in sex (p = 0.858), injury type (p = 0.804), age (p = 0.231), hospitalization time (p = 0.071), bone healing time (p = 0.212), and complications. There were significant differences in and hospital costs (p = 0.001). The complications evaluated included joint dysfunction, pain, infection, pressure ulcers, angular deformities, limb length differences, re-fractures, nonunion fractures, and delayed union. Comparative analysis included the children’s age, sex, side of the affected limb, cause of fracture, function of the knee joint, healing time of the fracture, duration of hospitalization, cost of hospitalization, and complications. We assigned 68 patients who underwent FIN surgery to Group A and 57 patients treated with skin traction and braces to Group B. We retrospectively analyzed 125 children aged 3–5 years with femoral shaft fractures treated at our hospital between January 2010 and December 2020. We aimed to evaluate the effect of skin traction combined with braces in 3–5 years old children at our hospital. Recently, more surgeons have been relying on FIN surgery because of the high rate of complications associated with spica casts, such as skin irritation and re-adjustment surgery. In children aged 3–5 years, femoral fractures are common and are frequently treated using flexible intramedullary nails (FIN) or spica casting.

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