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Hello, and thanks for reporting the issue.
I couldn't reproduce the problems on my Windows 7 test machine. I have an XP machine back home, so I'll try to reproduce the issue later tonight. I'll also alert the media folks so they can take a look and try to reproduce this in the lab.
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Hello, and thanks for reporting. Are you typing text in a right-to-left language, or left-to-right?
If you're typing English (or a similar LTR language) in a RTL TextBox, the behavior you're seeing is how it's supposed to work. Generally speaking, the plain TextBox behaves like Notepad. If you launch Notepad, hit RCtrl+RShift to ...
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TextBox wasn't created with large file display/editing scenarios in mind. There are no current plans to support them either. Are you interested in just displaying content, or editing as well?
Assuming the file contains logs or something similar, you could split these entries and use a virtualized list box with one item per entry for display.
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OK. I've created an Outlook item on myself to check back on the topic once we make a public release to make sure you don't see any other problems.
Also, I apologize for the very late response--I was busy working on SL4 even before we shipped SL3, and was relying on other team members to check for bug reports. Guess they were doing the ...
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I tested the XAML/code above on SL3 vs the current build of SL4. The problem appears to have been fixed. I want to make sure we are talking about the same problem, though:
In SL3, when scrolling the containing ScrollViewer and showing the TextBox, the TextBox's outline (its ScrollViewer) would show up in the wrong place inside the containing ...
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SL3 isn't feature frozen. There might be new features shipping in SL3 RTM that weren't included in the Beta. However, RTL and rich text support are planned for the next major version of Silverlight. I wish we could ship it as part of SL3, or SL2 even, but it's not feasible. There's a ton of work that goes into writing, reviewing ...
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It didn't make it in time for SL3. I'm one of the people working on RTL and rich text support, so believe me we're really actively working on it
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It's not in SL3. We're actively working on Arabic and Hebrew support for the next major version of Silverlight.
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The reason PasswordBox is a separate control is that it's conceptually different from a TextBox--for example, the WPF PasswordBox stores the password in an encrypted string, doesn't support Copy/Cut, and has a different API to that of a normal TextBox. We follow WPF for compatibility (but we don't have encrypted storage so far).
As ...
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Yes, the PasswordChar property exists. The Silverlight PasswordBox API is almost identical to that of WPF PasswordBox.