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<h1>TextEditor Control</h1>
<p>The TextEditor Control is designed to:</p>
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<li>Provide very efficient and extensible syntax highlighting;</li>
<li>Make your users able to use breakpoints, bookmarks, code folding, line number, smart indentation, etc. when they use your application;</li>
<li>Give you more time to do stuff that actually needs focusing, instead of recreating a text editor all over again.</li>
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<p>Library dependencies:</p>
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<li>None</li>
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<h2>How to use the TextEditor Control?</h2>
<p>Using the TextEditor Control is very, very simple - add a reference to the Storm.TextEditor library in your toolbox, and drag-drop a
TextEditor onto your application. Then you can set it up in the designer via its properties. However, to set its syntax highlighting mode,
you must use a line of code:</p>
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textEditor.SetHighlighting(SyntaxLanguage.vJass);
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<p>The TextEditor has functions for opening, saving, cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, etc., so you can use those when you need to.</p>
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