I am wondering whether it’s feasible to host the Visual Studio 2010 editor in my WPF application – I understand the new editor is written in WPF.
If so, what control should I use?
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I am wondering whether it’s feasible to host the Visual Studio 2010 editor in my WPF application – I understand the new editor is written in WPF.
If so, what control should I use?
Not an answer to your exact question (though I would bet that hosting part of vs.net isn’t readily supported or licensed)…
SharpDevelop makes their code editor, Avalon Edit, available as a standalone. I’m using the beta WPF version and it is quite nice. It’s got configurable syntax highlighting and auto completion support.