The MaximumBlockCount property of the TextEdit class specifies the maximum number of text blocks that can be contained within the text editor. This property is useful for limiting the amount of text data that can be managed by the editor, which can help in optimizing performance and managing memory usage.
To use the MaximumBlockCount property, simply get or set its value on an instance of the TextEdit class. Setting this property to a specific integer value will restrict the number of text blocks to that limit. If the number of blocks exceeds this limit, older blocks may be removed to maintain the maximum count.
// Create a new instance of TextEdit
TextEdit textEdit = new TextEdit();
// Set the maximum number of text blocks to 100
textEdit.MaximumBlockCount = 100;
// Retrieve the current maximum block count
int maxBlocks = textEdit.MaximumBlockCount;
// Output the maximum block count
// Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in Sandbox
// Instead, use appropriate logging or UI display methods
// Example: Log.Info($"Maximum Block Count: {maxBlocks}");