I currently have a function that will set a value to a RichTextBox, although how could you "add" a value or a new line to it, rather than overwriting existing data in the RichTextBox? richTextBox2...
To do DataBinding of the Document in a WPF RichtextBox, I saw 2 solutions so far, which are to derive from the RichtextBox and add a DependencyProperty, and also the solution with a "proxy". Neith...
10 See this Microsoft overview of the differences between a TextBox and a RichTextBox. From above Link: Both RichTextBox and TextBox allow users to edit text, however, the two controls are used in different scenarios. A RichTextBox is a better choice when it is necessary for the user to edit formatted text, images, tables, or other rich content.
Well, the main difference between the two functions is that the latter allows you to decide whether or not to add a new line after the text, while the other always adds a new line (unless the RichTextBox is empty), the current date and time, and a tab character before the text. Also, the second function always sets the selection color to black after adding text, while the first function does ...
This code automatically sizes a RichTextBox according to it's contents. I'm having issues, especially with tables. \\t may be ignored. I tried a managed solution, now I'm trying platform invoke.
If you want only part of the textbox with a certain alignment, then use the RichTextBox.Select () routine to select the text, then set the SelectionAlignment property.
The standard RichTextBox control (assuming you are using Windows Forms) exposes a rather limited set of features, so unfortunately you will need to do some Win32 interop to achieve that (along the lines of SendMessage (), CFM_LINK, EM_SETCHARFORMAT etc.).
How to change the font of all the contents of a richtextbox without losing formatting? I am trying to use rtb.SelectAll(); rtb.SelectionFont = new Font(fontName,...); but the font constructor ha...
