TextPane Interface
Represents a pane within a text editor window.
Namespace: EnvDTE
Assembly: EnvDTE (in EnvDTE.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
<GuidAttribute("0A3BF283-05F8-4669-9BCB-A84B6423349A")> _
Public Interface TextPane
'Usage
Dim instance As TextPane
[GuidAttribute("0A3BF283-05F8-4669-9BCB-A84B6423349A")]
public interface TextPane
[GuidAttribute(L"0A3BF283-05F8-4669-9BCB-A84B6423349A")]
public interface class TextPane
public interface TextPane
Remarks
You can split a text editor window into two panes. The TextPane object gives you access to the text selected in each pane, as well as the pane's properties such as height, width, and so on.
Examples
Sub TextPaneExample(ByVal dte As EnvDTE.DTE)
Dim objTW As TextWindow
Dim objPane As TextPane
Dim objStart As TextPoint
objTW = dte.ActiveWindow.Object
objPane = objTW.ActivePane
MsgBox("The active pane is " & Str(objPane.Height) & " lines high _
and " & Str(objPane.Width) & " columns wide.")
objStart = objPane.StartPoint
MsgBox("It begins at line " & Str(objStart.Line) & ", column " & _
Str(objStart.LineCharOffset) & ".")
End Sub
public void TextPaneExample(_DTE dte)
{
TextWindow tw;
TextPane tpn;
TextPoint tpt;
tw = (TextWindow)dte.ActiveWindow.Object;
tpn = tw.ActivePane;
MessageBox.Show ("The active pane is " + tpn.Height.ToString () + "
lines high and " + tpn.Width.ToString () + " columns wide.");
tpt = tpn.StartPoint;
MessageBox.Show ("It begins at line " + tpt.Line.ToString () + ",
column " + tpt.LineCharOffset.ToString () + ".");
}