The GetCursorAtBlock method retrieves a TextCursor object that represents the position of the cursor at the specified block index within the text editor. This method is useful for navigating or manipulating text at a specific block level, which can be thought of as a paragraph or a line in the text editor.
To use the GetCursorAtBlock method, you need to have an instance of the TextEdit class. Call the method with the desired block index as an integer parameter. The method will return a TextCursor object positioned at the start of the specified block.
// Create an instance of TextEdit TextEdit textEdit = new TextEdit(); // Assume the text editor is populated with text // Retrieve the cursor at the second block (index 1) Editor.TextCursor cursor = textEdit.GetCursorAtBlock(1); // Use the cursor for further operations, such as setting the text cursor textEdit.SetTextCursor(cursor);