BeginUpdate() | EndUpdate() brackets

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Posted 19 years ago by Alex_3333
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Has SyntaxEditor something likes BeginUpdate() | EndUpdate() brackets of TreeView class? Will this in future if it is not now? For example, sequence building of the text by AppendText() causes some repaintings. Caret position can be not changed inside those brackets only after out they.

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Posted 19 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA
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Hi Alex,

Yes we have similar methods. Try them out:

SyntaxEditor.SuspendPainting()
SyntaxEditor.ResumePainting()


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Posted 19 years ago by Alex_3333
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Thank you for your quick help and sorry for my stupid question <IMG SRC="smile.gif" border="0"> But I continue since I had begun. Can I freeze caret position during repeated calls of AppendText() to avoid SelectionChanged event?
Posted 19 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA
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Not yet but that is something that we have on the TODO list from another posting.


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Posted 10 years ago by Mike Griffin - Chier Technology Officer, Phurion, LLC
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This doesn't seem to work when looping through a DocumentLineCollection and changing each line, or at least the scroll bar still moves and you end up and the end of the document. Probably need to turn off some kind of keep current row visible state but can't find that, I'm changes a bunch of lines and SuspendPainting() doesn't stop it from scrolling to the bottom, hmmm ...

Posted 10 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA
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Hi Mike,

You can pass DocumentModificationFlags.RetainSelection to the document modification overloads to keep the caret from moving to the end of the modification.


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Posted 10 years ago by Mike Griffin - Chier Technology Officer, Phurion, LLC
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I saw that you can use that on Document.ReplaceText() but this is my code

private void ReplaceBlankLinesWithDot(DocumentLineCollection lines)
{
    foreach(DocumentLine line in lines)
    {
        string tmp = line.Text;

        tmp = tmp.Replace("\t", "");
        tmp = tmp.Trim();
        if (tmp.Length == 0)
        {
            line.Text = ".";
        }
    }
}

 So I'm changing each line (possibly) and don't really see how I can use that. I'm think I'm just stuck with it scrolling.

[Modified 10 years ago]

Posted 10 years ago by Tobias Lingemann - Software Devolpment Engineer, Vector Informatik GmbH
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You shouldn't edit the strings directly. You should work with the methods the Document offers instead.

foreach(DocumentLine line in lines)
{
  Document.ReplaceText(DocumentModificationType.Custom, line.TextRange, newText, DocumentModificationOptions.RetainSelection);
}


Best regards, Tobias Lingemann.

Posted 10 years ago by Mike Griffin - Chier Technology Officer, Phurion, LLC
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Worked perfectly thanks, sure made it work faster too, again, thanx ...

The latest build of this product (v24.1.0) was released 2 months ago, which was after the last post in this thread.

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