If it's a standard edit box, you can get the Control object of that
window, and check to see whether the text matches a previous copy of the
text to see if it's changing.
If you're dealing with a standard rich edit, you can get the
NativeObjectModel from that control's window (which will give you an
ITextDocument) and do something similar.
There may be other ways, but those are what I can come up with without
coffee.
Aaron
Sean Farrow wrote:
Other apps.
Sean.Cjers
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 September 2008 14:02
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: determining when an edit/rich edit refreshes
Sean Farrow wrote:
is thee a way (using any method) to detect when an edit/rich edit
completely refreshes?
Are you interested in these controls in Window-Eyes XML dialogs, or
other applications?
Aaron
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