How to write hindi text in textbox

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Hello..
I m doing one windows application. I hava 2 textbox txthindi and txtenglish. the font proerty of txthindi i set as 'Mangal'. when i write in txtHindi it shows in hindi. My task is that when i write in txtHindi it shows me the text in Hindi as well as in txtEnglish text in English. But i m not able to do how it will.
Ex: 'Rupesh" i write in txtHindi it shows me in Hindi and "Rupesh" in txtEnglish Box while writing.

Anybody Plz Help me out.Its Very Urgent and I stuck here..

Regards
Maaahi

Posted 23-Jun-12 3:31am

Maahi Sawarkar

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[no name] 23-Jun-12 9:50am

Before anyone could possibly help you, you will have to show the code you are using and how you are translating one language to another.

Jim Jos 23-Jun-12 9:54am

Could you elaborate your problem? You are typing something in Hindi and you don't want to see it in txtEnglish.. Unless you have some connection between the two of them how it displays? What is your exact requirement?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-12 12:16pm

Do you want "simply" transliterate "Rupesh" from one language to another? Or even translate? But there are no strict and certain rules of transliterations -- a good transliteration always takes into account cultural relationships which are hard to formalize. And translation is very difficult; I never saw a satisfactory solution...
--SA

Ganesan Senthilvel 24-Jun-12 1:14am

Have you tried TextChanged event of TextBox. Ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.textchanged.aspx

Maahi Sawarkar 25-Jun-12 2:01am

I have 2 textbox. First one is txtHindi having font property is MANGAL and second one is txtEnglish having font property is Times Roman. when i write in txthindi, i want it should be display in hindi text and also in its textChanged event, txtenglish shows me that hindi text in English.

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2012-06-24T22:52:00

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The task is called "transliteration". An online example for Hindi to English (Latin/Roman) transliteration can be found at http://mylanguages.org/hindi_romanization.php[^].
Just copy their "convertchar" function, and call it from the TextChanged event.

Posted 24-Jun-12 22:52pm

Bernhard Hiller

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Maahi Sawarkar 26-Jun-12 4:55am

Thanks for the response Bernhard..
Exactly i want Transliteration in my c# code. but i dont know the way from where to start.