Inserting strings in a multiline TextBox control

[Peter Nagel]

I would like to insert some strings in a multiline TextBox. At the time of
inserting the TextBox already contains some strings each in a separate line.
The new lines should be inserted somewhere in the middle of the existing
lines moving some line to higher indices of the Lines property.

What would be a good solution for my little problem?

Greetings from Germany,

Peter

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Peter,

You can use the Lines property on the TextBox to do this for you. Quite
simply, get the array returned by the Lines property. Create a new array
that has your new line inserted, and then set the Lines property to that
array.

Hope this helps.
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"Peter Nagel" <pe***********@ yahoo.de> wrote in message
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I would like to insert some strings in a multiline TextBox. At the time of
inserting the TextBox already contains some strings each in a separate line. The new lines should be inserted somewhere in the middle of the existing
lines moving some line to higher indices of the Lines property.

What would be a good solution for my little problem?

Greetings from Germany,

Peter

[Peter Nagel]

Hello Nicholas,

thank you for your answer supporting my first steps in C# after some years
experience with Borland's Delphi.

Peter

[Thomas Due]

Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] wrote:

Peter,

You can use the Lines property on the TextBox to do this for you.
Quite simply, get the array returned by the Lines property. Create a
new array that has your new line inserted, and then set the Lines
property to that array.

Is that the (only) way to do it?
It seems overly complicated, compared to e.g. Items.add.

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Thomas Due
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nations and epochs, it is the rule."
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[CSharp]

Hi,
This is a silly question but how do I connect to a specific database using
DMO.
SQLDMO.SQLServe rClass srv;

srv = new SQLServerClass ();

srv.LoginSecure =true;

srv.Connect ("stgnyc002" , "user", "psd");

SQLDMO.Database db = srv.Databases(" pubs"); // This doesn't work.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Asim.


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Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] wrote:

Peter,

You can use the Lines property on the TextBox to do this for you.
Quite simply, get the array returned by the Lines property. Create a
new array that has your new line inserted, and then set the Lines
property to that array.

Is that the (only) way to do it?
It seems overly complicated, compared to e.g. Items.add.

--
Thomas Due
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"Insanity in individuals is something rare - but in groups, parties,
nations and epochs, it is the rule."
-- Friedrich Nietzsche

[Henk Verhoeven]

Hi Thomas

You can always append to the text property Using something like this
Text1.Text += String.Format(" {0}{1}","You Text Here",Environme nt.NewLine) ;

Depending how and how much you want to add to the text box you can use the
StringBuilder to (populate and add a newline) to your text and then use the
same method above.

However, I personally think the Lines property is a cleaner and better
approach :-)

Henk

"Thomas Due" <tdue@mail_remo ve_.dk> wrote in message
news:e9******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP11.phx.gbl. ..

Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] wrote:

Peter,

You can use the Lines property on the TextBox to do this for you.
Quite simply, get the array returned by the Lines property. Create a
new array that has your new line inserted, and then set the Lines
property to that array.

Is that the (only) way to do it?
It seems overly complicated, compared to e.g. Items.add.

--
Thomas Due
Posted with XanaNews version 1.16.3.1

"Insanity in individuals is something rare - but in groups, parties,
nations and epochs, it is the rule."
-- Friedrich Nietzsche