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I'm really pissed off! When I first saw C# I thought "they took java and removed the annoying things and added the nice thins: it's a beatiful language". Now I still think that the language is very good, but the library and the documentation are really bad! Let me explain: -First I tried to modify by hand the field Rtf of a RichTextBox. The documentation says I can do this, but it didn't worked. I've spent 3 days to discover that RTB automatically removes those tags that are not used by the text. -Then I tried to get the current font from the RTB. I first read the name and then the size (two properties of the font class). Nothing, the code didn't work properly until I discovered that I had (don't know why) to first get the whole font object in a local reference, and the on that reference ask for the two values. Why? Nowhere they say you need to do this way. -Now I'm creating an OpenFileDialog class. I set a few filters but when the user switches from one filter to another the dialog shows nothing: just as no files with that extension exist. This is the code: First it shows the rtf files. Then if I swich to all files or txt nothing appears (as if the window doesn't update the content). Nothing is displayed even if i go back on rtf files. Help me please while I keep looking for a solution! Sorry for the lenght of the post.
OpenFileDialog open = new OpenFileDialog();
open.Filter = "Rich Text Format (*.rtf)|*.rtf|Text files (*.txt)|*.txt|All files (*.*)|*.*";
open.FilterIndex = 1;
open.DefaultExt = ".rtf";
if (open.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
CreateDocument(open.FileName);
}
