An instance of the InputPosition class represents the current text input position of a TXTextControl document.
Introduced: 10.1.
The following example shows how to add a TextField to the document and how to set the input position right after the field.
[C#]
textControl1.Selection.Text = "Name: ";
TXTextControl.TextField field = new TXTextControl.TextField("%name%");
field.DoubledInputPosition = true;
field.ShowActivated = true;
textControl1.TextFields.Add(field);
textControl1.InputPosition = new TXTextControl.InputPosition(
field.Start + field.Length - 1,
TXTextControl.TextFieldPosition.OutsideTextField);
[Visual Basic]
TextControl1.Selection.Text = "Name: "
Dim field As TXTextControl.TextField = New TXTextControl.TextField("%name%")
field.DoubledInputPosition = True
field.ShowActivated = True
TextControl1.TextFields.Add(field)
TextControl1.InputPosition = New TXTextControl.InputPosition( _
field.Start + field.Length - 1, _
TXTextControl.TextFieldPosition.OutsideTextField)
