TX Text Control .NET for WPF

BookmarkDialog Class

Class|Introduced in 22.0
Namespace
TXTextControl.WPF
Package
TXTextControl.TextControl.WPF.SDK from the private NuGet feed or Text Control Offline Packages
Assembly
TXTextControl.WPF.dll
Install
dotnet add package TXTextControl.TextControl.WPF.SDK .NET 8 and later. For .NET Framework, reference TXTextControl.WPF.dll from the setup.
Inherits
  1. Window
  2. BookmarkDialog
Implements
IComponentConnector

Description

The WPF.BookmarkDialog class implements a dialog box to insert a DocumentTarget at the current input position. If there is a target at the current input position, the name of the target is shown and can be edited. The dialog box can only be opened, if either DocumentTargetCollection.CanAdd returns true or if DocumentTargetCollection.GetItem() does not return null. Otherwise, an exception occurs. Each item of the dialog box has a name, available through its Name property, which corresponds with a member of the WPF.BookmarkDialog.DialogItem enumeration. The FrameworkElement.FindName method can be used to get a certain item and manipulate, move or delete it. The WPF.BookmarkDialog is a modal dialog box which must be shown with the WPF.BookmarkDialog.ShowDialog method.

Syntax

public class BookmarkDialog : Window, IComponentConnector

Examples

The following example creates an BookmarkDialog object and shows the dialog box:

BookmarkDialog dlg = new BookmarkDialog(textControl1);
dlg.ShowDialog();

The following example creates a Bookmark Dialog instance and configures its allows transparency setting for a document workflow.

TXTextControl.WPF.BookmarkDialog bookmarkDialog = new(new TXTextControl.WPF.TextControl());
bookmarkDialog.AllowsTransparency = true;

Members

Constructors

ConstructorDescription
BookmarkDialogCreates a BookmarkDialog object for the specified WPF.TextControl.

Methods

MethodDescription
InitializeComponentNot described in the reference. public void InitializeComponent();

Enumerations

EnumerationDescription
DialogItemEach DialogItem represents an item in a WPF.BookmarkDialog dialog box. The corresponding string of a DialogItem is the same as the item's Name property. The string can be used with the FrameworkElement.FindName method to get the item and manipulate, move or delete it.