When I used that code in silverlight with IronPython.
xaml:<app:ButtonEx Content="PageData传值" ActionParam="a=['ss']; \r\n b=Dicationary[str,object]()\r\n" />
IronPython:
code=ButtonEx.ActionParam
editor.Document.InsertText(ActiproSoftware.Text.TextChangeTypes.DuplicateLine, 0,code); the result is "a=['ss']; \r\n b=Dicationary[str,object]()\r\n"
why "\r\n" doesn't effect.....
I hople the result is :
a=['ss'];
b=Dicationary[str,object]();
[Modified 13 years ago]
Hi, do you mean that you are putting \r\n in your XAML? If so, XAML doesn't recognize those character sequences as special characters. Many of our samples show how you can build multi-line document text in XAML.
Or alternatively if you mean you are trying to set it in code, it's likely that your string didn't get the \r\n characters translated to real CR/LF characters. You should debug the string to make sure. If you pass real CR/LF characters to SyntaxEditor, it will be converted to a line terminator.
ok,
I do it with code like:
code="a=['ss'];[r]b=Dicationary[str,object]() [r]";
code=code.replace('[r]','\r')
then can build multi-line document text in silverlight
thanks for your help.