Hi All,
I am new in C#.
Please tell me, how to convert following statements..
Dim fOld As Font = myRichTextBox.SelectionFont
Dim fStyle As FontStyle = fOld.Style + (IIf(fOld.Bold, FontStyle.Bold * -1,
FontStyle.Bold))
myRichTextBox.SelectionFont = New Font(fOld.FontFamily, fOld.Size, fStyle)
Thanks and Regards,
Sakharam Phapale
3  870 
Hi All,
By using VB, I forgot about Bitwise operators.
I got them now.
Thanks and Regards,
Sakharam Phapale
"Sakharam Phapale" <sp******@annetsite.com> wrote in message
news:eE**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hi All,
I am new in C#.
Please tell me, how to convert following statements..
Dim fOld As Font = myRichTextBox.SelectionFont
Dim fStyle As FontStyle = fOld.Style + (IIf(fOld.Bold, FontStyle.Bold
* -1, FontStyle.Bold))
myRichTextBox.SelectionFont = New Font(fOld.FontFamily, fOld.Size, fStyle)
Thanks and Regards,
Sakharam Phapale
"Sakharam Phapale" <sp******@annetsite.com> schrieb: I am new in C#.
Please tell me, how to convert following statements..
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Try this.
Font fOld = myRichTextBox.SelectionFont;
FontStyle fStyle;
fStyle = fOld.Style + (IIf(fOld.Bold, (FontStyle.Bold * -1),
FontStyle.Bold));
myRichTextBox.SelectionFont = new Font(fOld.FontFamily, fOld.Size, fStyle);
Yonas
"Sakharam Phapale" <sp******@annetsite.com> wrote in message
news:eE**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hi All,
I am new in C#.
Please tell me, how to convert following statements..
Dim fOld As Font = myRichTextBox.SelectionFont
Dim fStyle As FontStyle = fOld.Style + (IIf(fOld.Bold, FontStyle.Bold
* -1,
FontStyle.Bold))
myRichTextBox.SelectionFont = New Font(fOld.FontFamily, fOld.Size, fStyle)
Thanks and Regards,
Sakharam Phapale
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