Preface
. In the face of numerous text boxes, excellent program apes will not judge one by one. Program apes have the routine of program apes. Here are a few tips to use!
Clear all TextBox text boxes
Idea: these textboxes are all on one form. At this time, we can use a loop to traverse all TextBox controls on the form. (code as follows)
foreach (Control i in Controls) //Clear all text boxes { if (i is TextBox) { i.Text = ""; } }
Empty multiple TextBox text boxes (not all)
Idea: sometimes we don't need to operate all textboxes, but judge some textboxes. On the basis of the above ideas. We can put the text to be operated in a GroupBox control, and then traverse the TextBox control on this control. (code as follows)
foreach (Control i in groupBox1.Controls) //Traverse TextBox controls on GroupBox controls { if (i is TextBox) { i.Text = ""; } }
Judge whether all TextBox text boxes are empty
Idea: Based on the above idea, traverse the TextBox on the form. (code as follows)
foreach (Control cur in Controls) //Judge whether the text is empty { if (cur is TextBox && cur.Text == string.Empty) //If it is empty { MessageBox.Show("Please complete the information!", "Tips", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning); return; } else //If not empty { } }
Determine whether multiple (not all) textboxes are empty
Idea: Based on the above idea, traverse the TextBox control on GroupBox control. (code as follows)
foreach (Control i in groupBox3.Controls) //Traverse all TextBox controls on GroupBox { if (i is TextBox) { i.Text = ""; } }
summary
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