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Hi,
I have spell check (using the Keyoti.RapidSpell.NET2.TXSupportv21 dll) working properly with an older TXTextControl but I now need to add in the same form a separate Windows TextBox. So, my client would like me to provide spell check for (in my case) "TextBox1.Text" in addition to the TXTextControl.
In version 4 it appears to be as simple as AddTextComponent. And I see in the knowledge base a possible solution in C# for version 3.
Any suggestions how I might continue to utilize my Keyoti.RapidSpell.NET2.TXSupportv21 for the TXTExtControl as well as provide a spell check capability for TextBox1.Text? I am using MSVS 2010 and on this project coding with vb.net.
Thank you for any suggestions and help.
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Hi, which version of RapidSpell as you using? TX21 support was added in v5 and is supported in v6 and both those versions have AddTextComponent in them. Does that help? Jim -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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Yes using V5. And the AddTextComponent does in fact exist. So in my new form load I have RapidSpellDialog1.AddTextComponent(TextBox1). This is followed by RapidSpellDialog1.AddTextComponent(_TXTextEdiror).
So my problem is that no spell errors show on TextBox1, even when ensuring it has focus. The TXTextEditor shows spelling errors. Do I need to add any additional code to the TextBox1 events?
Thank you for your help.
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Ah, good point - so with TX the RapidSpellDialog control enables 'as you type' checking. But for regular controls you need to add our RapidSpellAsYouType control and add the textbox to that - don't add the TX control to RapidSpellAsYouType though, that is unnecessary and will probably cause unusual behaviour.-your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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OK thank you. Getting closer.The RapidSpellAsYouType1.AddTextComponent(TextBox1) compiles without error. But when I run the program I get "RapidSpellAsYouType1.AddTextComponent unable to cast object of type system.windows.forms.textbox to type 'Keyoti.RapidSpell.IAYTTextBox'."
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Yes sorry there you want RapidSpellAsYouType1.AddTextBoxBase(TextBox1) -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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Wala! We have spell check. Many, many thanks, One final question... In my scenario having specified the dictionary location in the RapidSpellDialog control, do I also need to do that in the RapidSpellAsYouType1?
Again, thank you!
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Great and yes you do. -your feedback is helpful to other users, thank you!
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