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API Overview

API Overview This section lists each namespace that is relevant to the control. We also give you several key classes that you will be using while programming with this control. The namespaces and classes on this page link directly into our API documentation. WinFormattedLinkLabel Namespace: (Misc Assembly) Infragi...

Apply a Style to Text

Apply a Style to Text In order to apply formatting to text in the WinFormattedTextEditor™ control, you should have a good understanding of the Style attribute. Once you know how to use The Style Attribute in WinFormattedTextEditor, applying styles to a single word or a block of text is much easier. You can apply a...

Clear All Style Attributes

Clear All Style Attributes Adding styles to text can make all the difference in the world. However, mistakes can be made when styling text. What if the end user needs to remove styles from formatted text? What if the formatted text needs to become unformatted? The ClearAllStyleAttributes method does just this. No ...

Clearing Specific Styles from Formatted Text

Clearing Specific Styles from Formatted Text Before You Begin The WinFormattedTextEditor™ control can gather all style information applied to text. WinFormattedTextEditor can also remove individual styles from text. Using basic string manipulation, you can use the GetCurrentStyle method along with the ClearStyleAt...

Cut, Copy, Paste, and Delete Formatted Text

Cut, Copy, Paste, and Delete Formatted Text When developing word processing applications, you need to give the end user a way to easily transfer words or blocks of text from one location to another. You need to give them a way to remove words and blocks of text as well. WinFormattedTextEditor™ accommodates all the...

Default KeyActionMappings for WinFormattedTextEditor

Default KeyActionMappings for WinFormattedTextEditor KeyActionMappings is a map of keystrokes that a control recognizes. Each keystroke that the control recognizes can perform an action. Generally, KeyActionMappings are used for keyboard navigation; however, in WinFormattedTextEditor’s™ case, keystrokes can also b...

Determine the Current Style

Determine the Current Style This topic discusses the procedure for gathering all style information applied to text, if you need to determine specific styles, see Determining if Text is in a Specific Format. There will be times when you need to know what style is currently applied to text. You can do this by invoki...

Determining if Text is in a Specific Format

Determining if Text is in a Specific Format Before You Begin Fully functioning word processors notify the end user at a glance what formatting the text at the cursor is using. Text can be bolded, left-aligned, and displayed in a certain color. You can use state buttons in toolbars to show that the text is in those...

Display WinFormattedTextEditor’s Support Dialog Boxes

Display WinFormattedTextEditor’s Support Dialog Boxes WinFormattedTextEditor™ has three support dialog boxes which assist the end user in formatting their document. These dialog boxes help the end user format Fonts , Images , and Hyperlinks . Although WinFormattedTextEditor has a unique context menu which the end ...

Embedding WinFormattedTextEditor in a WinGrid Column

Embedding WinFormattedTextEditor in a WinGrid Column The FormattedLinkEditor class gives you the ability to add formatted text and hyperlinks to any Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control which uses embeddable editors. FormattedLinkEditor derives from the embeddable editors base class in order to give Ultimate UI f...