is there any way that i can import documents to richtextbox any way is good......
thanx
Sevki
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Metal MilitiA wrote:is there any way that i can import documents to richtextbox any way is good......
thanx
Sevki
What kind of documents? Word documents? Rich text documents? HTML documents? Excel documents? OpenOffice documents? Be more specific. -
any as in any of those above there is no spesifications any would do..... thanks
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I don't know if this is the right answer. But in VB you can do a method called LoadFile(filename), if that is any help.
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public void LoadFile(String path, RichTextBox richTextBox)
{if (!File.Exists(path)) throw new FileNotFoundException("the specified file doesn't exist.");String fileExtension = System.IO.Path.GetExtension(path).ToUpper();
MessageBox.Show(fileExtension.ToString());
String dataFormat = DataFormats.Text;
if (fileExtension == "TXT")
{dataFormat = DataFormats.Text;
}
else if (fileExtension == "XAML")
{dataFormat = DataFormats.Xaml;
}
else if (fileExtension == "RTF")
{dataFormat = DataFormats.Rtf;
}
using (FileStream fileStream = File.OpenRead(path))
{TextRange textRange = new TextRange(richTextBox.Document.ContentStart, richTextBox.Document.ContentEnd);
if (textRange.CanLoad(dataFormat))
{textRange.Load(fileStream, dataFormat);
}
}
}
Currently WPF's RichTextBox only supports reading txt, xaml, rtf or xaml package.
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XHTML and HTML should be added in short order. Add it to your list WPF team.
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nks guys you've been great help
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odujosh said:
XHTML and HTML should be added in short order. Add it to your list WPF team.
Waggles finger.I definately agree.
WPF team should add easy-loading support to the following basic docs:
txt
rtf
xml ([x]html) etc.
doc(x)
pdf (??)
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