Monday, May 2, 2022

Console control

Console control

    TextBox tricks

  1. How to: View Multiple Lines in the Windows Forms TextBox Control
  2. By default, the Windows Forms TextBox control displays a single line of text and does not display scroll bars. If the text is longer than the available space, only part of the text is visible. You can change this default behavior by setting the Multiline, WordWrap, and ScrollBars properties to appropriate values.

  3. To add newline in a text box control in C#
  4. Normally, when you want to add newline to a string you can use'\n' for adding new lines like below.

  5. C# TextBox Control
  6. A TextBox control is used to display, or accept as input, a single line of text. This control has additional functionality that is not found in the standard Windows text box control, including multiline editing and password character masking.

  7. Adding new line of data to TextBox
  8. I'm doing a chat client, and currently I have a button that will display data to a multi-line textbox when clicked. Is this the only way to add data to the multi-line textbox? I feel this is extremely inefficient, because if the conversation gets really long the string will get really long as well.

    Console emulator

  9. ShellControl - A console emulation control
  10. A .NET Control that emulates a command line UI

  11. https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1053951/Console-Control
  12. A Winforms control that looks like a console screen, with full reading and writing support.

  13. Easily Create Your Own Parser
  14. Create a hand made parser in VB.NET or C# easily and fast

  15. Practical C# - Project References
  16. Let how to add a project reference using Visual Studio 2017 and what happens under the cover. Learn how the new csproj syntax introduced in Visual Studio 2017 greatly simplify how to add project references in your projects.

  17. How do I show a console output/window in a forms application?
  18. If I compile this with default options (using csc at command line), as expected, it will compile to a console application. Also, because I imported System.Windows.Forms, it will also show a message box.

  19. Console Functions
  20. The following functions are used to access a console.

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