ActiproSoftware.Controls.WPF.SyntaxEditor
SyntaxEditor is a powerful text editing WPF control designed for use in IDE applications and script editing scenarios. Code editing features include syntax highlighting, code outlining, line numbers, block selection, IntelliPrompt UI, split views, zooming, bi-di support, and much more. SyntaxEditor is built on top of our next-generation extensible text/parsing framework. While over 20 sample languages are available to get you started (such as C#, VB, XML, and more), custom language definitions can be developed and distributed with your applications as well. Documentation is available on the Actipro web site (https://www.actiprosoftware.com/docs/controls/wpf/index?v=25.1), and samples can be downloaded from the Actipro WPF Controls GitHub repository (https://github.com/Actipro/WPF-Controls). NOTE: This is a commercial software product and requires proper paid licensing for legal usage. See Actipro's web site (https://www.actiprosoftware.com/purchase) for links to purchase developer licenses, or view the Sales FAQ for more information about evaluations and licensing.
Install
dotnet add package ActiproSoftware.Controls.WPF.SyntaxEditor --version 25.1.1
Install-Package ActiproSoftware.Controls.WPF.SyntaxEditor -Version 25.1.1
<PackageReference Include="ActiproSoftware.Controls.WPF.SyntaxEditor" Version="25.1.1" />
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