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dotnet-framework-api
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C1.Win.C1Editor.4.8 Assembly
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C1.Win.C1Editor
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Classes
- BeforeModeChangeEventArgs
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C1Editor
- Constructors
- Properties
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Methods
- BeginInit
- BeginTransaction
- CanRedo
- CanShowDialog
- CanUndo
- CommitTransaction
- Copy
- CreateRange
- Cut
- Dispose
- EndInit
- FixSource
- Focus
- GetActiveXInstance
- HasOpenTransaction
- LoadDesignCSS
- LoadPreviewCSS
- LoadRtf
- LoadXml
- OnAfterSave
- OnBackColorChanged
- OnBeforeModeChange
- OnBeforeSave
- OnDocumentChanged
- OnEnter
- OnFontChanged
- OnForeColorChanged
- OnHtmlEvent
- OnLoad
- OnModeChanged
- OnSelectionChanged
- Paste
- PasteAsText
- PasteEmbeddedImages
- PrintPreview
- Redo
- RollbackTransaction
- SaveRtf
- SaveXml
- ScrollIntoView
- Select
- SelectAll
- ShowDialog
- Undo
- ValidateSource
- WndProc
- Events
- C1TextPointer
- C1TextRange
- Comments
- HtmlEventEventArgs
- List
- Table
- Enums
- Delegates
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Classes
- C1.Win.C1Editor.Internal
- C1.Win.C1Editor.Internal.HTML
- C1.Win.C1Editor.Localization
- C1.Win.C1Editor.ToolStrips
- C1.Win.C1Editor.UICustomization
- C1.Win.Xhtml
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C1.Win.C1Editor
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C1.Win.C1Editor.4.8 Assembly
C1.Win.C1Editor.C1Editor.EndInit
EndInit Method
EndInit()
Ends the initialization of a C1Editor that is used on a form or used by another component. The initialization occurs at run time.
Declaration
public void EndInit()Implements
Remarks
The Visual Studio .NET design environment uses this method to end the initialization of a component that is used on a form or used by another component. The BeginInit method starts the initialization. Using the BeginInit and EndInit methods prevents the control from being used before it is fully initialized.