Namespace: System.Windows.Controls

Library: PresentationFramework

Some properties:

AcceptsReturn Setting to true causes a new line to be inserted when the RETURN key is pressed.

Background

The value will be a color.

BorderBrush

Also a color.

BorderThickness

FontFamily

FontSize

FontStyle

FontWeight

Foreground

The color of the text.

Height

HorizontalScrollBarVisibility

There are some values:

• Auto: The scroll bar should be visible only if there is more content than fits in the viewport.
• Disabled: No scrollbars and no scrolling in this dimension.
• Hidden: The scroll bar should never be visible. No space should ever be reserved for the scroll bar.
• Visible: The scroll bar should always be visible. Space should always be reserved for the scroll bar.

IsReadOnly

Margin

Name

Opacity

Text

Very important. Gets or sets the text contents of the TextBox.

TextWrapping

There are some option:

• NoWrap: No line wrapping is performed.
• Wrap: Line-breaking occurs if the line overflow the available block width, even if the standard line breaking algorithm cannot determine any opportunity. For example, this deals with the situation of very long words constrained in a fixed-width container with no scrolling allowed.
• WrapWithOverflow : Line-breaking occurs if the line overflows the available block width. However, a line may overflow the block width if the line breaking algorithm cannot determine a break opportunity, as in the case of a very long word.

VerticalScrollBarVisibility

Visibility

Width

Some methods:

Clear()

Clears all the content from the TextBox.

Focus()

ScrollToEnd()

Scrolls the contents of the editing control to the end of the content.

ScrollToHome()

Scrolls the contents of the editing control to the beginning of the content.

Some events. To be overrided.

TextChanged

KeyDown

KeyUp

And the usual mouse events:

  MouseDoubleClick    
  MouseDown    
  MouseEnter    
  MouseLeave    
  MouseLeftButtonDown    
  MouseLeftButtonUp    
  MouseMove    
  MouseRightButtonDown   
  MouseRightButtonUp    
  MouseUp    
   

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