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c# WPF vs. Winform
In C# Winform application, in order to add a spell checker to a textbox, i added usercontrolWPF.textbox but did not find "Leave" and 'TextChanged" events there, what should I do in case if I need it?
Dustin Saunders
In WPF you should have TextChanged and LostFocus.
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In attached file the only list of events I found there
That looks like the events for an elementHost or a userControl; not the events for a textBox. How did you add the textBox to the form?
ASKER
The only way I found to add a WPF textbox is to create a usercontrol with textbox inside and place user control in my winform. Is there any other way?
I see, so it's a WPF control in a winform app (not a wpf app). So when you add the control to your project, you can edit the event fields in the control directly.
It's a bit of a read, but this article goes in depth on controls in hybrid applications.
It's a bit of a read, but this article goes in depth on controls in hybrid applications.
ASKER
This article is interesting, but it is still unclear how can I access a textbox event from a window that holds a user control that contains a textbox
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Thank you, this is my first time of use WPF and this article is very simple and helpful.