“Caret Position” in VB.NET for syntax highlighting?

You can get and set the cursor position using the SelectionStart property Therefore, you can write Dim selStart As Integer = rtb. SelectionStart 'Do things rtb. SelectionStart = selStart.

You can get and set the cursor position using the SelectionStart property. Therefore, you can write, Dim selStart As Integer = rtb. SelectionStart 'Do things rtb.

SelectionStart = selStart.

Thanks for the edits. :) Gonna try that and see if it works. – Moshe Dec 17 '09 at 2:53.

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