It appears that the "Template" property is a Write Only property.  I would like to do something like:

editor = new CuteEditor
editor.AutoConfigure = "Default"
editor.Template = editor.Template & ",StyleDropDown"

I will think about that.

The way it works now is :

When the Editor class initializes, I check the Template property is empty or not.

If empty,  Editor will create the ToolBars based on several predefined sets of buttons (Check AutoConfigure property).

If not empty,  Editor will create the ToolBars based on template value.

So you can't use both property at the same time.

Regards,

Adam

I see...  So setting the AutoConfigure property does nothing UNTIL the class is initialized (I am assuming you mean when the Draw() method is called).

I visualized that all the "AutoConfigure" property was doing was auto-populating the Template property with the pre-defined tool bars/buttons.

For instance, setting:
editor.AutoConfigure = "Minimal"
was identical to setting:
editor.Template = "Bold,Italic,Underline,Separator,JustifyLeft,JustifyCenter,JustifyRight"

So, in the above example, if you wanted those options PLUS the StyleDropDown, you could say:
editor.AutoConfigure = "Minimal"
editor.Template = editor.Template & ",StyleDropDown"

However, in the end - the feature doesn't really matter that much - it was supposed to save me from typing all the options (or cutting & pasting) all the options for the "Default" AutoConfigure option!

(yes, I'm too lazy to even cut & paste!)