Hello ActiPro team,
I recently purchased a license for Actipro SyntaxEditor Control (for Windows Forms). And one of my job is to use this control in order to create a simple
Word Processer with similar feature as a Rich Text Box Control and an easy to use tool bar that gives the user the following options to change the selected sections of text:underline make bold italicize right adjust text center adjust text left adjust text undo/redo change fonts change selected text color well... you get the idea.
In any case, I am trying to edit the feel and look of the text on the fly! But I am under the impression that this might not be possible using this control since, from a different post I can read that "it would require a semantic parser to be plugged into my language definition that tells SyntaxEditor how to do outlining" But I am not trying to define a language, only to perform simple processing on text.
Please let me know if I am on the right track, if not what should I be doing in order to accomplish what I want using SyntaxEditor Control (for Windows Forms) without using any other tools that you have in your WPF section.
Regards
Nassim
I recently purchased a license for Actipro SyntaxEditor Control (for Windows Forms). And one of my job is to use this control in order to create a simple
Word Processer with similar feature as a Rich Text Box Control and an easy to use tool bar that gives the user the following options to change the selected sections of text:
In any case, I am trying to edit the feel and look of the text on the fly! But I am under the impression that this might not be possible using this control since, from a different post I can read that "it would require a semantic parser to be plugged into my language definition that tells SyntaxEditor how to do outlining" But I am not trying to define a language, only to perform simple processing on text.
Please let me know if I am on the right track, if not what should I be doing in order to accomplish what I want using SyntaxEditor Control (for Windows Forms) without using any other tools that you have in your WPF section.
Regards
Nassim
