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…st fix.
Added a new opt-in method SetDestroyHandleBehavior(true) to work around
issues with the control being sent WM_DESTROY messages when we don't
want them.
The fix for #85, #93, #97 and #123 has been out and vetted by users for
quite a while now and so I'm making it the default behavior. Instead of
calling SetDestroyHandleBehavior(true) to enable it, it is now enabled
by default and can be disabled by calling
SetDestroyHandleBehavior(false).
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Hi,
I want to hide my form, not close. Here is my code for the FormClosing event:
private void HandleFormClosing(object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e) {
e.Cancel = true;
Hide();
}
However, the HandleDestroy event of Scintalla still gets called and the scintilla controls is no longer valid.
How can I make this to not destroy?
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