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I started with wpf 4.0. I have a textBox where i shall enter linq expressions. So i want to enable intellisense support in the textEditor. All i do now is bringing a popUp which has the list of items. Do i have anyother way to do this in WPF.
Thanks.
No, none of the built-in controls provide Intellisense functionality. It’s a feature provided by code editors, and I doubt Microsoft intends for you to re-implement Visual Studio.
You’ll have to write it yourself. See here for a sample: Intellisense-like Method Selection Pop-up Window
A commercial control package is another option. For example: Actipro’s WPF SyntaxEditor