Editing HTML inside a winform

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Hello
I need to let the client of my program edit HTML code within one of the
forms of my program.
I am looking for a Control that encapsulates Visual Web Developer (I'm not
sure whether that's the right phrase to use,i mean "encapsulates" as
Windows.Forms.WebBrowser encapsulates IE).

Thank you
 
ThePinkPanther said:
Hello
I need to let the client of my program edit HTML code within one of the
forms of my program.
I am looking for a Control that encapsulates Visual Web Developer (I'm not
sure whether that's the right phrase to use,i mean "encapsulates" as
Windows.Forms.WebBrowser encapsulates IE).

Thank you
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Quantum Whale has a nice control that emulates the editor in Visual
Studio. THe product is called editor.net and you can find it at
www.qwhale.net.

A bit of a disclaimer tho: the control needs some help in the
documentation department, but you CAN figure out the samples if you
check it out. Forums have been established for it at
http://editor.happytocode.com/index.php. If you need any help, post
there, or drop me a line.

I've been very happy with the latest edition--I have an application
that presents Visual Basic code and SQL -- and the editor parses and
syntax highlights both of them with equal ease. It supports a LOT of
languages (including HTML, XML, and CSS), and the syntax highlighting
stuff is extremely customizable. It also supports outlining,
intellisense, and (I think) spell checking.

Anyway, give it a once-over. The demo won't cost you anything. :-)

Hope this helps!
 
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