SubTextPart Constructor — TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms

Description

Initializes a new instance of the SubTextPart class.

Syntax

SubTextPart(string, int)

Creates a subtextpart with the specified name and/or id. The start and length of the subtextpart are initialized to zero. When a zero-length subtextpart is inserted, the current text selection defines it position and length.

public SubTextPart(string name, int id);

Public Sub New(name As String, id As Integer)

Parameter	Description
name	Specifies the name of the subtextpart. This parameter can be null or an empty string to indicate, that the subtextpart has no name.
id	Specifies an identifier for the subtextpart. This parameter can be 0 to indicate, that the subtextpart has no identifier.

SubTextPart(string, int, int, int)

Creates a subtextpart with the specified name, id, start position and length.

public SubTextPart(string name, int id, int start, int length);

Public Sub New(name As String, id As Integer, start As Integer, length As Integer)

Parameter	Description
name	Specifies the name of the subtextpart. This parameter can be null or an empty string to indicate, that the subtextpart has no name.
id	Specifies an identifier for the subtextpart. This parameter can be 0 to indicate, that the subtextpart has no identifier.
start	Specifies the index (one-based) of the first character which belongs to the subtextpart.
length	Specifies the number of characters which belong to the subtextpart.

Examples

The following example marks the selected customer name as a named document region.

textControl.Text = "Customer: Contoso Ltd.";
textControl.Select(10, 12);
SubTextPart subTextPart = new("CustomerName", 10);
textControl.SubTextParts.Add(subTextPart);

textControl.Text = "Customer: Contoso Ltd."
textControl.Select(10, 12)
Dim subTextPart As New SubTextPart("CustomerName", 10)
textControl.SubTextParts.Add(subTextPart)