Symptoms set
After the anchor property,
TextBox control
Multiline property is set to
When True,
Textbox may not be adjusted to
Textbox
The size specified in the Size property. but,
Textbox allows you to enter multiple lines of text.
Alternative methods To correct this error, use one of the following methods:
After setting the multiline property, set the anchor property (as shown in the following code): Visual Basic .NET Code 'Setting Multiline Property
TXTBOX.MULTILINE = TRUE
'Setting Anchor Property
TXTBOX.ANCHOR = Anchorstyles.top or Anchorstyles.Bottom or Anchorstyles.left or Anchorstyles.right Visual C # .NET Code // Setting Multiline Property
TXTBOX.MULTILINE = TRUE;
// setting Anchor Property
TXTBOX.ANCHOR = Anchorstyles.top | Anchorstyles.Bottom | Anchorstyles.right | After setting up the multiline property, set the "textbox" size property (as shown in the following code): Visual Basic .NET Code 'Setting Anchor Property
TXTBOX.ANCHOR = Anchorstyles.top or Anchorstyles.bottom or Anchorstyles.right OR Anchorstyles.right
'Setting Multiline Property
TXTBOX.MULTILINE = TRUE
'Setting the size of the textbox
TXTBOX.SIZE = New System.drawing.size (100, 100) Visual C # .NET Code / / SETTING ANCHOR Property
TXTBOX.ANCHOR = Anchorstyles.top | Anchorstyles.Bottom | Anchorstyles.Light | Anchorstyles.right;
// setting Multiline Property
TXTBOX.MULTILINE = TRUE;
// setting the size of the textbox
TXTBOX.SIZE = New System.drawing.size (100, 100);
Status Microsoft has confirmed this a vulnerability in Microsoft products listed in this article.
More information
Steps to reproduce problems
Start Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (2003). On the File menu, point to "New" and click Project. In Project Type, click the "Visual C # .NET" item or "Visual Basic .NET" project. In Template, click the "Windows Application". Name the project MultilineApplication, and then click OK. Replace the existing code to: Visual Basic .NET Code Option Strict on
Imports System.Windows.Forms
Imports System.drawingImports System.drawingImports System.drawingImports System.drawingImports System.draw
Class MultiLineTextBoxform: Inherits Form
'Constructor
Sub new ()
DIM TXTBOX As TextBox = new system.windows.Forms.TextBox
TXTBOX.Visible = TRUE
TXTBOX.LOCATION = New System.drawing.Point (8, 8)
TXTBOX.SIZE = New System.drawing.size (100, 100)
TXTBOX.NAME = "MultilinetextBox"
'With this Order the textbox may be resize
TXTBOX.ANCHOR = Anchorstyles.top or Anchorstyles.bottom or Anchorstyles.right OR Anchorstyles.right
TXTBOX.MULTILINE = TRUE
Clientsize = new system.drawing.size (176, 176)
Controls.add (txtbox)
End Sub
Shang Sub Main ()
Application.run (New MultilinetextBoxForm)
End Sub
END CLASS
Visual C # .NET Code Using System.windows.Forms;
Using system.drawing;
Using system;
Namespace MultilineApplication
{
Public Class MultiLineTextBoxForm: Form
{
// conncture
Public multilinetextBoxForm ()
{
TextBox txtbox = new system.windows.forms.textbox ();
TXTBOX.VISIBLE = TRUE;
TXTBOX.LOCATION = New System.drawing.Point (8, 8);
TXTBOX.SIZE = New System.drawing.size (100, 100);
TXTBOX.NAME = "TXT";
// with this Order the textbox may be resize;
TXTBOX.ANCHOR = Anchorstyles.top | Anchorstyles.Bottom | Anchorstyles.Light | Anchorstyles.right;
TXTBOX.MULTILINE = TRUE;
Clientsize = new system.drawing.size (176, 176);
Controls.add (txtbox);
}
// main Method
Static void main (string [] args)
{
Application.run (New multilinetextboxform ());
}
}
} On the Debug menu, click Start. At this point, there will be a problem discussed in the "Symptoms" section of this article.
The information in this article applies to:
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (2003), Enterprise Developer Edition Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (2003), Enterprise Architect Edition Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (2003), Professional Edition Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (2003), Academic Edition Microsoft Visual Studio. Net (2003), Trial Edition recently updated: 2003-10-24 (1.2) Keywords: kbuidesign kbwindowsforms KBLAYOUGN KBFORMS KBPROPERTIES KBBUG KB814344 KBAUDDEVELOPER
