![]() Here is a simple bit of code you can add to the TextChanged event to give the Append autocomplete function anywhere in the textbox. I happened to be working on this problem myself right now. It's Not bad? for a start.up, hope it helps.:) Private Sub ContextMenuStrip1_Opening(sender As Object, e As ) Handles ContextMenuStrip1.Opening GetItemAt(PointToScreen(MousePosition)).Text Private Sub ContextMenuStrip1_MouseMove(sender As Object, e As ) Handles ContextMenuStrip1.MouseMoveĭim sItemText As String =. Private Sub _tmrCM_Tick(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles tmrCM.Tick Private Sub ContextMenuStrip1_KeyDown(sender As Object, e As ) Handles ContextMenuStrip1.KeyDown Private Sub ContextMenuStrip1_Closing(sender As Object, e As ) Handles ContextMenuStrip1.Closing If Not selCoolTextBox.Text = Nothing Then 'andalso Not selCoolTextBox. ' selCoolTextBox.Select(txtIndex, selCoolTextBox.TextLength - txtIndex) SelCoolTextBox.Select(selCoolTextBox.TextLength, 0) If itm.StartsWith(selCoolTextBox.Text) Then. Private Sub loadCoolAutoComplete(ByVal selEmailsCoolArray As Array, ByVal selCoolTextBox As TextBox, ByVal selContextMenu As ContextMenuStrip)ĭim txtIndex As Integer = selCoolTextBox.GetLineFromCharIndex(selCoolTextBox.SelectionStart) - selCoolTextBox.GetFirstCharIndexFromLine(selCoolTextBox.GetLineFromCharIndex(selCoolTextBox.SelectionStart))įor Each itm As String In selEmailsCoolArray ![]() LoadCoolAutoComplete(myEmailAddresses, TextBox1, ContextMenuStrip1) Private Sub TextBox1_TextChanged(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox1.TextChanged Private Sub TextBox1_KeyDown(sender As Object, e As ) Handles TextBox1.KeyDown, ContextMenuStrip1.KeyDownĭim iItemIndex As Integer = -1, sItemText As String =. Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Private WithEvents tmrCM As New Timer With ![]() Private myEmailAddresses() As String = chrEmailSeparator As Char = " " Hope this helps and that the New Year will be a Challenging and Happy New Year, for you and anyone else that reads this before the end of this k"ewwll".night(12.31.o11).:)ġ.TextBox,1.Label,1.ContextMenuStrip(toolbox:Menus & sh.t:) Public Class Form1 Me know, of course, after you started making some progress. If Nothing or something achieved and I need to boot up vb.net, do let. My above idea/suggestion is something you think it is possible, I especially do, do give it a Go and post results of your progress. SubString of the TextBox, where you pressed Keys.Enter last.Ĭould be a fun little project to work on, thus I will let you have fun w/it and I will Challenge a mythical.history with Assasin's Creed:Revelations.:D "re"Load/Show" w/the AutoComplete.Items from the. 3 Have the "ContextMenuStrip" Load/.Show with all of your AutoComplete.Items, and when you press enter, to. Add a "ContextMenuStrip" and use that as your AutoComplete. Default AutoComplete that comes w/ vb.net allows such and you might have to create your own Custom.AutoComplete.īeing a new morning for a new bright.day, I have this idea.suggestion.Ģ. If this is on the right.path, I am not sure If the. You press the Keys.Enter, and you would like to continue typing in TextBox, though have the AutoComplete."RELOAD" again and give you more options "again". ![]() ![]() You start typing "1", of course, AutoComplete starts. Thecoder2012, I somewhat understand what you are asking, do correct. ![]()
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