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How to exchange RichTextBox Contents to HTML
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I want to exchange RichTextBoxContents to HTML.
I used aspose.word, but it was demo version.
ex)
enter image description here
html wpf richtextbox
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
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I want to exchange RichTextBoxContents to HTML.
I used aspose.word, but it was demo version.
ex)
enter image description here
html wpf richtextbox
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
12 bronze badges
what do you want to do? Display HTML content in your WPF application? If this is the case use aWebBrowser-Control
– Denis Schaf
Mar 26 at 15:34
1
No I want to save the input of RichTextBox as an html file
– Teo
Mar 26 at 23:42
Just look a bit into how HTML works and you should be able to write your own parser pretty easy just a few <p> and <h> should do the trick for something basic as a rtb
– Denis Schaf
Mar 27 at 5:16
Thanks I got a rough sense.
– Teo
Mar 27 at 7:54
add a comment |
I want to exchange RichTextBoxContents to HTML.
I used aspose.word, but it was demo version.
ex)
enter image description here
html wpf richtextbox
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
12 bronze badges
I want to exchange RichTextBoxContents to HTML.
I used aspose.word, but it was demo version.
ex)
enter image description here
html wpf richtextbox
html wpf richtextbox
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
12 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
12 bronze badges
edited Mar 27 at 0:22
Teo
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
12 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
12 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 13:47
TeoTeo
12 bronze badges
12 bronze badges
what do you want to do? Display HTML content in your WPF application? If this is the case use aWebBrowser-Control
– Denis Schaf
Mar 26 at 15:34
1
No I want to save the input of RichTextBox as an html file
– Teo
Mar 26 at 23:42
Just look a bit into how HTML works and you should be able to write your own parser pretty easy just a few <p> and <h> should do the trick for something basic as a rtb
– Denis Schaf
Mar 27 at 5:16
Thanks I got a rough sense.
– Teo
Mar 27 at 7:54
add a comment |
what do you want to do? Display HTML content in your WPF application? If this is the case use aWebBrowser-Control
– Denis Schaf
Mar 26 at 15:34
1
No I want to save the input of RichTextBox as an html file
– Teo
Mar 26 at 23:42
Just look a bit into how HTML works and you should be able to write your own parser pretty easy just a few <p> and <h> should do the trick for something basic as a rtb
– Denis Schaf
Mar 27 at 5:16
Thanks I got a rough sense.
– Teo
Mar 27 at 7:54
what do you want to do? Display HTML content in your WPF application? If this is the case use a
WebBrowser-Control– Denis Schaf
Mar 26 at 15:34
what do you want to do? Display HTML content in your WPF application? If this is the case use a
WebBrowser-Control– Denis Schaf
Mar 26 at 15:34
1
1
No I want to save the input of RichTextBox as an html file
– Teo
Mar 26 at 23:42
No I want to save the input of RichTextBox as an html file
– Teo
Mar 26 at 23:42
Just look a bit into how HTML works and you should be able to write your own parser pretty easy just a few <p> and <h> should do the trick for something basic as a rtb
– Denis Schaf
Mar 27 at 5:16
Just look a bit into how HTML works and you should be able to write your own parser pretty easy just a few <p> and <h> should do the trick for something basic as a rtb
– Denis Schaf
Mar 27 at 5:16
Thanks I got a rough sense.
– Teo
Mar 27 at 7:54
Thanks I got a rough sense.
– Teo
Mar 27 at 7:54
add a comment |
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This should guide you in a rough direction:
string output = "";
Foreach( line in richtextbox.text)
output += $"<p style="color:line.color.name;">"
output += line
ouput += "</p>";
should give you something like this:
<p style="color:red;">This is a the line content.</p>
I'm on my phone so have mercy if the syntax is a little bit off
answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
1,6161 gold badge3 silver badges10 bronze badges
In fact, thanks to your hint, I was able to successfully code. I really appreciate it.
– Teo
Mar 28 at 13:02
Make sure to mark it as answer if this helped you!
– Denis Schaf
Mar 29 at 17:16
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This should guide you in a rough direction:
string output = "";
Foreach( line in richtextbox.text)
output += $"<p style="color:line.color.name;">"
output += line
ouput += "</p>";
should give you something like this:
<p style="color:red;">This is a the line content.</p>
I'm on my phone so have mercy if the syntax is a little bit off
answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
1,6161 gold badge3 silver badges10 bronze badges
In fact, thanks to your hint, I was able to successfully code. I really appreciate it.
– Teo
Mar 28 at 13:02
Make sure to mark it as answer if this helped you!
– Denis Schaf
Mar 29 at 17:16
add a comment |
This should guide you in a rough direction:
string output = "";
Foreach( line in richtextbox.text)
output += $"<p style="color:line.color.name;">"
output += line
ouput += "</p>";
should give you something like this:
<p style="color:red;">This is a the line content.</p>
I'm on my phone so have mercy if the syntax is a little bit off
answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
1,6161 gold badge3 silver badges10 bronze badges
In fact, thanks to your hint, I was able to successfully code. I really appreciate it.
– Teo
Mar 28 at 13:02
Make sure to mark it as answer if this helped you!
– Denis Schaf
Mar 29 at 17:16
add a comment |
This should guide you in a rough direction:
string output = "";
Foreach( line in richtextbox.text)
output += $"<p style="color:line.color.name;">"
output += line
ouput += "</p>";
should give you something like this:
<p style="color:red;">This is a the line content.</p>
I'm on my phone so have mercy if the syntax is a little bit off
answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
1,6161 gold badge3 silver badges10 bronze badges
This should guide you in a rough direction:
string output = "";
Foreach( line in richtextbox.text)
output += $"<p style="color:line.color.name;">"
output += line
ouput += "</p>";
should give you something like this:
<p style="color:red;">This is a the line content.</p>
I'm on my phone so have mercy if the syntax is a little bit off
answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
1,6161 gold badge3 silver badges10 bronze badges
answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
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answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
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answered Mar 27 at 8:12
Denis SchafDenis Schaf
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In fact, thanks to your hint, I was able to successfully code. I really appreciate it.
– Teo
Mar 28 at 13:02
Make sure to mark it as answer if this helped you!
– Denis Schaf
Mar 29 at 17:16
add a comment |
In fact, thanks to your hint, I was able to successfully code. I really appreciate it.
– Teo
Mar 28 at 13:02
Make sure to mark it as answer if this helped you!
– Denis Schaf
Mar 29 at 17:16
In fact, thanks to your hint, I was able to successfully code. I really appreciate it.
– Teo
Mar 28 at 13:02
In fact, thanks to your hint, I was able to successfully code. I really appreciate it.
– Teo
Mar 28 at 13:02
Make sure to mark it as answer if this helped you!
– Denis Schaf
Mar 29 at 17:16
Make sure to mark it as answer if this helped you!
– Denis Schaf
Mar 29 at 17:16
add a comment |
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what do you want to do? Display HTML content in your WPF application? If this is the case use a
WebBrowser-Control– Denis Schaf
Mar 26 at 15:34
1
No I want to save the input of RichTextBox as an html file
– Teo
Mar 26 at 23:42
Just look a bit into how HTML works and you should be able to write your own parser pretty easy just a few <p> and <h> should do the trick for something basic as a rtb
– Denis Schaf
Mar 27 at 5:16
Thanks I got a rough sense.
– Teo
Mar 27 at 7:54