I have a data-entry Winforms app exclusively using the Nevron.UI.WinForm.Controls.  However, there are a couple of things I need to ask about...

Is there an existing way to:

1. Auto-Select the entire Value in Nevron.UI.WinForm.Controls, specifically a NNumericUpDown, during the OnEnter event? This would allow the user to simply key the new value without having to manually delete the existing value - saving keystrokes and time...

2. Filter a CheckListBox.Items collection as the user Types into the display field? I have rather large picklists and the Filter-as-you-type feature would really help me out...

Thank You!

Angel,

Thank you very much for the help! Your suggestion for my question #1 was SPOT ON! I have a number of NNumericUpDown components, so:

private void nnud_Enter(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

int length = ((Nevron.UI.WinForm.Controls.NNumericUpDown)sender).Text.Length;

((Nevron.UI.WinForm.Controls.NNumericUpDown)sender).Select(0, length);

}

As for my question #2...

Suppose I have a NComboBox with 1000 pre-populated Items. I would like to have the control pare-down the list of available choices as the user types into the .Text property...

IE: Unfiltered list contains 1000 elements; user types into the text property, the control limits (hides) elements that do not match what the user types:

So, the Items list has 100 elements starting with "CFL ..."

50 elements starting with "CFLL"

10 elements starting with "CFLL-01"

The user has pared-down his 1000 choices to a mere 10 by typing 7 characters; see the advantage?

I suppose that I could catch the TextChanged event and iterate the list comparing the first <Text.Length> characters of each NListBoxItemText to the users input to toggle each NListBoxItem.Visible - If such a property existed...

Anyway; that's the functionality I need. I realize now that I could do this with multiple in-memory NListBoxItem[] - To restore the list, etc...

I hope that this post is much more clear about what I was talking about - I do apologize for being unclear!

Thanks again,

-Miles