Hi,

I've tried your code sample in my application and unfortunately it doesn't work.

I have exactly take your sample and subscribe my text editor (not a masked edit one but I think both have same behavior for this action ^^) for the enter event: nothing's selected...

Maybe it comes with the Office 2007 style of my control but I hope I don't think so...

Thank you for your answer.

 Stéphane

Hi Stephane,

    If it's not a MaskedEdit, then what control is it?  

Hi,

It is simply a UltraTextEditor, I think it's possible to have this behavior with this control.. thank you for your answer...

 Stéphane

 Hi Stéphane,

    I'm confused. You started off in your very first post here saying that the UltraTextEditors select all the text and the MaskEdit controls do not. Now you are saying that the code I have here doesn't work for UltraTextEditor. But this code is unneccessary for UltraTextEditor. It already selects all of the text when you tab into it.  

Mike,

I have an UltraFormattedTextEditor that needs the same sort of functionality. I turned off the tab stop on the control, so I will just need to make this happen when the user enters the control via mouse.

What would I put in the handler for the controls Enter event?

Thanks in advance,

Patrick

Is there a way to do the same with the UltraNumericEditor?

        private void ultraFormattedTextEditor1_Enter(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            UltraFormattedTextEditor ultraFormattedTextEditor = (UltraFormattedTextEditor)sender;
            ultraFormattedTextEditor.EditInfo.SelectAll();
        }

Can you give us an example?

Hi Patrick,

It's essentially the same, but I think the UltraFormattedTextEditor has it's Selection stuff on the EditInfo object instead of directly on the control.