SubTextPart.Name Property — TX Text Control .NET for WPF

Name Property

Property|Introduced in 23.0

Namespace: TXTextControl

Package: TXTextControl.TextControl.WPF.SDK as TXTextControl.dll from the private NuGet feed or Text Control Offline Packages

Description

Gets or sets the name of the subtextpart. An empty string indicates that the subtextpart has no name.

Syntax

public string Name { get; set; }

Public Property Name As String

Examples

The following example marks the selected customer name as a named document region by using SubTextPart.Name.

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

subTextPart.Name = "SubTextPart1";
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(subTextPart.Name))
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Name: {subTextPart.Name}");
}

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

subTextPart.Name = "SubTextPart1"
If Not String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(subTextPart.Name) Then
    Console.WriteLine($"Name: {subTextPart.Name}")
End If