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in initialization use
ctlInput.EncodingPage = 1250;.
2006-10-16 12:30:28 UTC by ondrejspilka
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When charset 1250 or other is used, UTF encoding
deletes international characters.
Instead of use:
return System.Text.UTF8Encoding.UTF8.GetString(buffer,
0, sz - 1);
should be made public property and function:
private int encodingPage = 0;
public int EncodingPage
{
get { return encodingPage; }
set { encodingPage = value; }
}
private System.Text.Encoding...
2006-10-16 12:28:55 UTC by nobody
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hello, its because the forecolor may be the same color as
the background color..
try
this.scintillaControl1.CaretFore = 0x000000; or something.
2006-06-22 15:17:45 UTC by excalibur112
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When entering German Umlauts in Scintilla.Net (äöü)
CurrentPos at the end of the Text is actually at
myControl.Text.Length + n (n depending on the number
of umlauts).
This is apperantly because Scintilla returns the byte
position, but of course .Net expects a character
position for functions like substring.
SelectionStart is wrong as well - haven't checked
SelectionEnd...
2006-06-21 09:31:21 UTC by tprime2
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If you type "Ctrl^S", "Ctrl^F", etc, non-printable
characters like "DC3", "ACK" are inserted on the text
area, respectiviely.
At least "Ctrl^V" pastes clipboard contents.
2006-06-15 03:22:19 UTC by dbmws
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There is no carret visible on text area in version 0.61.
2006-06-15 03:19:30 UTC by dbmws
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Hello! Is there an XML highlighter for ScintillaNET? I
would like to use it, but I need only to color XML files.
2006-05-25 11:57:42 UTC by nobody
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I noticed this too...It was an easy workaround to just put
the control into a panel instead of directly on the form.
That way it can be at the upper left corner of the panel,
so no dead space, but you can put the panel wherever you
need it.
2006-04-30 02:42:10 UTC by nobody
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Had a bug where whenever the Scintilla control had
the focus, and F10 was pressed, it would activate the
File menu. All the other function keys work as you
would expect, you can trap them with the KeyDown
handler.
What seems to be happening is that Scintilla.NET
calles the old-style scintilla.dll. That control
calls DefWndProc which translates an F10 into a
WM_SYSCOMMAND event...
2006-03-23 03:37:24 UTC by eric_yiskis
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It turns out this is the same as KeyEvent never fires.
2006-03-17 00:04:48 UTC by eric_yiskis
