Hello!

I have a TextBox and when I delete a character by using backspace is it then
possible to fetch this deleted character.
This deleted character could be any character in the TextBox.

//Tony

On Apr 20, 9:18*am, "Tony Johansson" <johansson.anders...@telia.com>
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a TextBox and when I delete a character by using backspace is it then
> possible to fetch this deleted character.
> This deleted character could be any character in the TextBox.
>
> //Tony

You would have to keep track of the value before and after , you can
use KeyDown to get what the value was before, and then TextChanged
for the final value.

Hello!

Can you give just a small example so I understand what you mean.

//tony


"www.ghoz.net |" <Mahmoud Ghoz> skrev i meddelandet
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> if you need that for undo ... you can use ctrl+z it is working by default.
> if not then you need to handle key down event, to know where the is the
> carret location location and save the char before the carret in case he
> strike backspace and the char after in case he strike delete
> Mahmoud Ghoz
> www.Ghoz.NET
>
>> Hello!
>>
>> I have a TextBox and when I delete a character by using backspace is
>> it then
>> possible to fetch this deleted character.
>> This deleted character could be any character in the TextBox.
>> //Tony
>>
>
>

On Apr 20, 6:18*am, "Tony Johansson" <johansson.anders...@telia.com>
wrote:
> I have a TextBox and when I delete a character by using backspace is it then
> possible to fetch this deleted character.
> This deleted character could be any character in the TextBox.

Unless you have a textbox with very large amount of text (which is
dubious, since stock WinForms TextBox is limited to 64k), by far the
simplest thing you can do is handle TextChanged and compare the text
before and after. This is certainly going to be much more readable
than any attempts to hack KeyDown etc to detect the exact character.