Roland Weigelt

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1st Place for EventFilter!
The winners of the programming contest over at the German website www.dotnet-snippets.de have been announced – my entry EventFilter was chosen by a jury from almost 100 entries to be the winner. EventFilter is a generic helper class for dealing with events...
EventFilter Helper Class
EventFilter is a generic helper class for dealing with events that may be raised multiple times in rapid succession, when only the last event of a “burst” is of interest. Introduction Imagine a Windows Forms program mimicking the GUI of the Windows Explorer...
Custom Editing Behavior for DataGridView TextBox Columns
I’m currently working on a hobby project where I’m displaying a list of files in a way similar to the “details” view of Windows Explorer. For various reasons I’m using a DataGridView instead of a ListView, and while configuring the DataGridView to look...
How to Set the CSS Class on an HtmlElement Instance from C#
I’m currently using the WebBrowser control in a WinForms application as a simple layout engine, as it’s much faster when rendering texts in front of a background image than WinForms (and I need it by the weekend, so I don’t want to take the risk of using...
LinkBox - Fun with Panels, LinkLabels and AutoScroll
Remark: This is a spin-off of my work on GhostDoc . As the control I wrote for GhostDoc is highly specific to the actual problem I wanted to solve, I’ll only explain the basic idea and provide the source for the “LinkBox” control which I use as a base...
Posted: May 29 2005, 04:48 PM by WeigeltRo | with 2 comment(s)
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Splitter Control with Drag Handle
Here's some code straight from my work on GhostDoc that just has started again with new energy after a pause in the weeks before Christmas. I think most of us will agree that Splitter controls are really cool. Once you have learned the basics, there's...
Posted: Dec 27 2004, 09:09 AM by WeigeltRo | with 2 comment(s)
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ReadOnlyRichTextBox
Writing texts for dialog boxes can be a pretty time-consuming task. When using only label controls, the constant tweaking of both wording (resulting in longer or shorter sentences, words wrapping in different ways) and overall text layout will drive you...
Posted: Jul 09 2004, 06:08 PM by WeigeltRo | with 6 comment(s)
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More Layout with Docking
After my recent articles about visual inheritance ( Visual Inheritance - How to escape Layout Hell and Visual Inheritance Revisited ) I received some mails in which people asked me about docking and windows forms layout in general. One question was about...
Posted: Oct 23 2003, 05:52 PM by WeigeltRo | with no comments
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Visual Inheritance Revisited
- V...I.... What's the "V" stand for? - Visual. - What's the -- - Inheritance. - Ohhhhh........ What was the "V" again? My recent article about visual inheritance generated a lot of positive feedback (at least what I would call "a lot"). In this post...
Posted: Oct 17 2003, 08:38 PM by WeigeltRo | with 1 comment(s)
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Just for Fun: Simple Control for Terminal-style Output
The other day I was playing around with the RichTextBox, learning how to use this control. One of my experiments produced the effect of text being displayed on an old terminal, character by character. Now I've wrapped this code in a simple control. Please...
Posted: Sep 30 2003, 05:17 PM by WeigeltRo | with 2 comment(s)
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