问题
I need to open a text file with ~4MB in a RichTextBox, but the end of the text was "trimmed".
How do I override a RichTextBox.MaxLength Int32 limit?
回答1:
I'm not sure how much text RichTextBox can handle, but I believe MaxLength only applies to text the user enters. If you set .Text directly it should be able to go past MaxLength, unless MaxLength is already at the maximum.
回答2:
The default for RichTextBox.MaxLength is 2GB, so with a 4MB file this is not going to be your problem.
回答3:
Besides that, you can set the text limit(max limit is limited by your memory) by setting its length, something like:
if (textToAdd.Length > richTextBox1.MaxLength)
...it doesn't sound good loading that much amount of data in the box; you may run into out of memory hiccups!
This answer may help.
--EDIT--
Must, if you load, then you can load chunks from the file. And as user clicks the scroll button(up/down) load that chunk of the file; sounds like some code - but Must, if you load! Just thinking!
回答4:
OK the max size of the RichTextBox is 2,147,483,647 that is a lot of typing, if you are thinking copy past it may better to read in the data as opposed to copying to a RichTextBox.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2739811/richtextbox-maxlength-too-small