how to convert Turkish character to Latin charackter

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Hi guys ,

While converting Turkish char to Latin char...I get a problem..When i do this code in TextChanged event , the cursor on the textBox goes the first line of textBox
How can i overwhelm this problem ? like this picture http://img429.yukle.tc/images/9089first.png[^]

Thanks in advance for your help..

C#

private void txtMesaj_TextChanged_3(object sender, EventArgs e)
      {

              string yazi = txtMesaj.Text;
              yazi = yazi.Replace("ü", "u"); //yazi= yazi.Replace("eski değer","yeni değer") anlamına gelir.Yani yazi değişkenindeki eski değer ile yeni değiştirip tekrardan yazi değişkenime yeni değerimi atıyorum
              yazi = yazi.Replace("ı", "i");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("ö", "o");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("ü", "u");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("ş", "s");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("ğ", "g");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("ç", "c");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("Ü", "U");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("İ", "I");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("Ö", "O");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("Ü", "U");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("Ş", "S");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("Ğ", "G");
              yazi = yazi.Replace("Ç", "C");

              txtMesaj.Text = yazi;
          }

Posted 29-Oct-12 0:01am

beratxt

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BlackMilan · Answer 1 · 2012-10-29T00:19:00

Solution 1

Save the cursor position at 1st (-> SelectionStart) and set back after all replacements.

C#

int cursorPos = txtMesaj.SelectionStart;

// do something

txtMesaj.SelectionStart = cursorPos;

Posted 29-Oct-12 0:19am

BlackMilan

Updated 29-Oct-12 21:33pm

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austinbox · Answer 2 · 2012-10-29T12:30:00

Solution 2

C#

textBox1.SelectionStart = textBox1.TextLength;

Posted 29-Oct-12 12:30pm

austinbox