CheckControl(TextBoxBase,Boolean,ISpellDialog) Method

In This Topic

Shows a spell-checking dialog for an editor, returns the number of spelling errors found.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Function CheckControl( _
   ByVal editor As System.Windows.Forms.TextBoxBase, _
   ByVal fromCursor As System.Boolean, _
   ByVal dlg As ISpellDialog _
) As System.Integer

public System.int CheckControl( 
   System.Windows.Forms.TextBoxBase editor,
   System.bool fromCursor,
   ISpellDialog dlg
)

Parameters

editor: System.Windows.Forms.TextBoxBase control that contains the text to be spell-checked.
fromCursor: Whether to check only from the cursor position or the entire control contents.
dlg: Dialog that implements the ISpellDialog interface used for displaying and correcting errors.

Return Value

The number of errors found, -1 if the dialog was canceled.

Remarks

You can use this method to invoke the spell-checker using a custom spell dialog, or using the built-in C1SpellDialog.

Example

The code below uses the CheckControl method with an instance of the C1SpellDialog and attaches some event handlers to display the spell-checking progress in a status bar.

private void btnSpell_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  // create spell-checking dialog
  using (C1SpellDialog dlg = new C1SpellDialog())
  {
    // connect event handler
    dlg.ErrorDisplayed += new EventHandler(dlg_ErrorDisplayed);
            
    // spell-check the 'textBox' control
    c1SpellChecker1.CheckControl(this.textBox, false, dlg);
  }
}
void dlg_ErrorDisplayed(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  // get the C1SpellDialog that fired the event
  C1SpellDialog dlg = sender as C1SpellDialog;
            
  // show information about the error currently displayed
  statusLabel1.Text = string.Format("Error {0} of {1}: '{2}'",
    dlg.ErrorIndex + 1, dlg.ErrorCount, dlg.CurrentError.Text);
}

Reference

C1SpellChecker Class
C1SpellChecker Members
Overload List