Re: pinEdit does not display document until window is resize

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pinEdit does not display document until window is resize

mocasu 06-14-2010, 11:20

I am using pinEdit inside a WPF app.

I am having some problems loading a document. The document does not display until the window is resized.

This is the code:

WPF.App:

private void LoadDocument(string path)
        {
            Editor.PinEdit editor = new Editor.PinEdit();
            editor.CreateControl();
            editor.DocumentPath = path;
            WindowsFormsHost host = new WindowsFormsHost();
            host.Child = editor;
            StackPanelStory.Children.Add(host);
        }

Editor.PinEdit:

        private void pinEditWinFormControl1_Ready(object sender)
        {
            pinEditWinFormControl1.File = _documentPath;
        }

Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong, please ?

Thanks

Re: pinEdit does not display document until window is resize

Pintexx Support 06-14-2010, 8:04
Hello,

could you please make sure that you have downloaded the latest evaluation ?

Which version number is pinEdit DLL ?

Regards,
Hans-Peter

Re: pinEdit does not display document until window is resize

mocasu 06-15-2010, 8:22
Hi,

pinEditNet.dll version 7.2.0.720

We have just purchased it two days ago.

Thanks

Re: pinEdit does not display document until window is resize

Pintexx Support 06-16-2010, 2:51
Hello,

that is strange.
Could you please download the evaluation again and replace the DLL and the "editor" folder ?

Regards,
Hans-Peter

Re: pinEdit does not display document until window is resize

mocasu 06-16-2010, 9:04
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Replacing dll and editor folder does not solve the problem.

It seems that there is a bug. After playing with it for while I found out that if I changed the dock property to None (had it as Fill) then the control was being "partially" displayed. So my workaround is to set the dock to fill in the ready event.

        private void pinEditWinFormControl1_Ready(object sender)
        {
            pinEditWinFormControl1.File = _documentPath;
            pinEditWinFormControl1.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
            doc = pinEditWinFormControl1.Document as IHTMLDocument2;
        }

I am now trying to set up the spell function. I have entered the key for it but I still get the "thanks you for using pinEditSpell evaluation!"

Is there anywhere where you explain what .Spell() .SpellClear() and .SpellRun() actually do? Having same samples will be a plus!

What I want to do is...start with spell checker off. If the users presses the spell button then bad written words would be highlighted, and as the user types now words will be "immediately" (based on SpellDelay) highlighted too. If the user wants to turn it off then all highlighting will disappear.

So I was calling pinEditWinFormControl1.Spell(); and pinEditWinFormControl1.SpellClear(); respectevely but the outcome was not as expected.

Thanks

Re: pinEdit does not display document until window is resize

Pintexx Support 06-22-2010, 8:41
Hello,

there is a key for pinEdit and a key for pinSpell. Please check if you are using the correct key.
The spell functions are currently implemented directly by using toolbar spell button. When activating the spell button then spelling is executed.

Or you can use SpellRun(true) to start the spell checker and SpellRun(false) to stop.

Regards,
Hans-Peter