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Windows Forms: SelectionChanged event for TextBox class

How do I get notified of a selection change in a text box in .NET 2.0? I was unable to find a SelectionChanged event or an OnSelectionChanged method. What is the best workaround for this (without having to PInvoke, of course)?

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You could use a RichTextBox and set Multiline to false. It has a OnSelectionChanged.

Hamid  2009-03-15 15:32:40
A great idea. Any disadvantages?
Vulcan Eager  2009-03-15 15:40:00
I don't know from the top of my head. Might be you need a little tweaking to get it as dumb as a TextBox ;)
Hamid  2009-03-15 15:46:42
+1  A: 

Well, I guess this may help! You will need to use RichTextBox still.

Galilyou  2009-03-15 15:47:04

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