public override System.Windows.Forms.Control ShowControl(Rectangle valueRect, PropertyEnumerator propEnum)
{
PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox edit;
if (mInPlaceCtrl == null)
{
edit = new PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox();
edit.Visible = false;
edit.Parent = mParentWnd;
mInPlaceCtrl = edit;
}
else
{
edit = (PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox)mInPlaceCtrl;
}
NotifyInPlaceControlCreated(propEnum);
if (propEnum.Property.Value.Look is PropertyMaskedEditLook)
{
edit.Mask = (propEnum.Property.Value.Look as PropertyMaskedEditLook).Mask;
edit.PromptChar = (propEnum.Property.Value.Look as PropertyMaskedEditLook).PromptChar;
}
edit.OwnerPropertyEnumerator = propEnum;
edit.Font = propEnum.Property.Value.Font;
MoveControl(valueRect, propEnum);
/*
* if (edit.Focused == false) // are we already being editing ? If yes, don't touch the edit content
* {
* if (edit.Text != propEnum.Property.Value.DisplayString)
* edit.Text = propEnum.Property.Value.DisplayString;
* }
*/
base.ShowControl(valueRect, propEnum);
// This one + the one in PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox.OnGotFocus are necessary so that when the
// user clicks for the first time in the MaskedTextox, it doesn't scroll oddly to the right of the box.
// I guess this is a bug of the .NET framework since this doesn't occur with a regular TextBox.
// edit.Select(0, 0);
return(edit);
}
public override System.Windows.Forms.Control ShowControl(Rectangle valueRect, PropertyEnumerator propEnum)
{
PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox edit;
if (mInPlaceCtrl == null)
{
edit = new PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox();
edit.Visible = false;
edit.Parent = mParentWnd;
mInPlaceCtrl = edit;
}
else
edit = (PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox)mInPlaceCtrl;
NotifyInPlaceControlCreated(propEnum);
if (propEnum.Property.Value.Look is PropertyMaskedEditLook)
{
edit.Mask = (propEnum.Property.Value.Look as PropertyMaskedEditLook).Mask;
edit.PromptChar = (propEnum.Property.Value.Look as PropertyMaskedEditLook).PromptChar;
}
edit.OwnerPropertyEnumerator = propEnum;
edit.Font = propEnum.Property.Value.Font;
MoveControl(valueRect, propEnum);
/*
if (edit.Focused == false) // are we already being editing ? If yes, don't touch the edit content
{
if (edit.Text != propEnum.Property.Value.DisplayString)
edit.Text = propEnum.Property.Value.DisplayString;
}
*/
base.ShowControl(valueRect, propEnum);
// This one + the one in PropInPlaceMaskedTextbox.OnGotFocus are necessary so that when the
// user clicks for the first time in the MaskedTextox, it doesn't scroll oddly to the right of the box.
// I guess this is a bug of the .NET framework since this doesn't occur with a regular TextBox.
// edit.Select(0, 0);
return edit;
}
