PasswordBox.Paste Method
Definition
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Replaces the current selection in the PasswordBox with the contents of the Clipboard.
public:
void Paste();
public void Paste ();
member this.Paste : unit -> unit
Public Sub Paste ()
Examples
The following example shows how to paste content into a PasswordBox with the Paste method.
// A TextBox will serve as a contrived means of putting our test
// password on the Clipboard.
TextBox txtBox = new TextBox();
PasswordBox pwdBox = new PasswordBox();
// Put some content in the TextBox, and copy it to the Clipboard.
txtBox.Text = "Open Sesame!";
txtBox.SelectAll();
txtBox.Copy();
// Paste the contents of the Clipboard into the PasswordBox. After this
// call, the value of pwdBox.Password == "Open Sesame!".
pwdBox.Paste();
' A TextBox will serve as a contrived means of putting our test
' password on the Clipboard.
Dim txtBox As New TextBox()
Dim pwdBox As New PasswordBox()
' Put some content in the TextBox, and copy it to the Clipboard.
txtBox.Text = "Open Sesame!"
txtBox.SelectAll()
txtBox.Copy()
' Paste the contents of the Clipboard into the PasswordBox. After this
' call, the value of pwdBox.Password == "Open Sesame!".
pwdBox.Paste()
Remarks
This method does not clear the contents of the PasswordBox before the paste; it will either replace the current selection with pasted content, or insert the pasted content at the current cursor position.
Applies to
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