The PlainText property of the TextEdit class allows you to get or set the plain text content of the text editor. This property is useful when you want to manipulate or retrieve the text without any formatting or HTML tags.
The PlainText property of the TextEdit class allows you to get or set the plain text content of the text editor. This property is useful when you want to manipulate or retrieve the text without any formatting or HTML tags.
To use the PlainText property, simply access it through an instance of the TextEdit class. You can assign a string to it to set the text, or read from it to get the current plain text content.
// Create an instance of TextEdit TextEdit textEdit = new TextEdit(); // Set the plain text content textEdit.PlainText = "Hello, World!"; // Retrieve the plain text content string currentText = textEdit.PlainText; // Output the current text // Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in s&box // Instead, use appropriate UI or logging methods // Example: Log.Info(currentText);