RichTextBox question

RichTextBox question

• Soahc

  jbattat wrote:

  Hi Mr. MarcD I was prompt that the "filecontent" property is new in Visual Studio, and for some reason the C# does not recognicing this word. are there any directive or way to get it

  FileContents would be the contents of the file that you read, etc.

  
  

• WJ53418

  if I am understanding you correctly you could do one of the following

  if (IsRtf) { RichTextBox.rtf = filecontents } else { RichTextBox.Text = filecontents ;}

  you could also use a switch statement

  switch (Path.GetExtension(filename).ToLower())

  {

  case "rtf":

  case "doc":

  RichTextBox.rtf = filecontents

  break;

  case "txt"

  default:

  RichTextBox.Text = filecontents ;

  break;

  }

  
  

• Eyaltac

  Hi Mr. MarcD I was prompt that the "filecontent" property is new in Visual Studio, and for some reason the C# does not recognicing this word. are there any directive or way to get it
  

• Alessio Montagnini

  You will find that MarcD is infact stating that filecontent as in what ever your file content it, it could be a string variable or filestream or anything just "insert" your content there, also on his next example he also says "filename" meaning you could have a look at the <insert your filename here> to see what extension it has then work on it from there.

  Cheers,

  Michael Proctor

  
  
  
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