Gets or sets the ending cell of the characters currently selected.
Syntax
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Public Property End As Point |
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Dim instance As Selection
Dim value As Point
instance.End = value
value = instance.End |
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public Point End {get; set;} |
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public: __property Point get_End();
public: __property void set_End(
Point value
); |
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public:
property Point End {
Point get();
void set ( Point value);
} |
Property Value
A Point specifying the last character selected. The default value is (-1, -1) (no selection).
Example
The following example demonstrates how to print the display.
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private string printScreen(bool useSelectedText)
{
//Select display window to print and return
vt1.Selection.Start = new Point(vt1.BufferRows, 0);
vt1.Selection.End = new Point(vt1.BufferRows + vt1.Rows, vt1.Columns);
//No difference in this case (when the entire display is selected)
if (useSelectedText)
vt1.Selection.Print();
else
vt1.PrintScreen();
return vt1.Selection.Text;
} |
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Private Function printScreen(ByVal useSelectedText As Boolean) As String
'Select display window to print and return
vt1.Selection.Start = New Point(vt1.BufferRows, 0)
vt1.Selection.End = New Point(vt1.BufferRows + vt1.Rows, vt1.Columns)
'No difference in this case (when the entire display is selected)
If useSelectedText Then
vt1.Selection.Print()
Else
vt1.PrintScreen()
End If
Return vt1.Selection.Text
End Function |
Remarks
Requirements
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
See Also
