코드 에디터 윈도우에서 String Lists 에디트하기 

The Code Editor... button is your key to easy modification. Click to read more. 
Suppose you need to modify a string list that contains database 
parameters, SQL query statements, list box items, or similar 
information. You'll typically double-click the appropriate 
property in the Object Inspector to display the String List 
Editor. Unfortunately, this is a modal window, and you have to 
explicitly save your changes before you can return to the 
code-editing window to make further changes to your source code. 

However, if you look closely at the String List Editor window, 
you'll notice a Code Editor... button at the bottom. When you 
click this button, C++Builder will open a new page in the 
code-editing window and load the string list text into it. 

Unlike in the String List Editor, you don't have to explicitly 
save the text you enter for a string list via the code-editing 
window. As soon as you move to a different page in the 
code-editing window or start building your project, C++Builder 
will save the text you've entered into the appropriate property of 
the component that contains the text. 

You'll probably find modifying string lists using the code-editing 
window to be much faster than using the String List Editor. In 
addition, if you're displaying a string list in the code-editing 
window, you can choose New Edit Window from the code-editing 
window's pop-up menu to create the best of both worlds-a separate 
window for editing string lists that's non-modal.