Update squiggle line based on specified delimiters

Hi James,

That particular QuickStart shows how you can respond to a change on a line and render adornments like squiggles.  It is just updating lines on-the-fly as they are redrawn since it inherts TaggerBase.  If you use a collection tagger instead, you would be specifying all the ranges upfront in a collection instead and that might work better.

Still, if you are doing some form of parsing check, you probably want to be using our parsing mechanisms instead of the above.  Parsers have the ability to specify parse errors in their parse data that is returned (see the documentation on all this).  You can have the parse errors automatically get squiggle lines applied to show where the parse errors are and even have them provide quick info on mouse hover.  Based on what you are describing, it seems like that might be a better way to go.

Hi Actipro,

Thanks for the advice. The CollectionTagger seems to be the best solution for me.

Could you briefly describe how the tags are set upfront? Any sample projects?

Regards,

James Zheng

Hi James,

Several of the QuickStarts in the Sample Browser use CollectionTagger.  If you do a search for it, you can find them, such as in "AdornmentsIntraTextNotes".