Bill Henning (Actipro)
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Our WPF, WinForms, and UWP controls have all been updated with new maintenance releases that are now ready for download. The maintenance releases focus on SyntaxEditor improvements and some other minor updates.
See these announcement posts for the detailed list of enhancements and updates:
Bill Henning (Actipro)
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We are pleased to announce the release of the 21.1 version of our WinForms Controls. For this version, we have modernized many aspects of our WinForms Controls infrastructure, including:
Our previous post on the WinForms Controls v21.1 Release Candidate gives more information on all of the items described above.
Finally, see this announcement post for the detailed list of enhancements and updates.
Bill Henning (Actipro)
Our v21.1 WPF controls have been updated with a new maintenance release that is now ready for download. This version has many updates for SyntaxEditor along with improvements for Ribbon, Docking/MDI, and other products.
See this announcement post for the detailed list of enhancements and updates.
Bill Henning (Actipro)
Our v2020.1 UWP controls have been updated with a new maintenance release that is now ready for download.
See this announcement post for the detailed list of enhancements and updates.
Bill Henning (Actipro)
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Our v21.1 WPF controls have been updated with a new maintenance release that is now ready for download. This version has a fun new SyntaxEditor feature, and fixes a problem in the previous release's nuget.org packages that was triggering design-time assemblies to get referenced when using packages.config files.
See this announcement post for the detailed list of enhancements and updates.
A new unused region tag is available that allows you to mark regions of code that are "unused". This is commonly seen in the Visual Studio code editor when no types from an imported namespace are used, or a variable is declared but never used.
The result of tagging text ranges as unused regions is that they will render with partial transparency. This helps visually separate unused code from other code, while still maintaining the syntax highlighting.