(This request may be specific to VS solutions which produce only DLLs, and not to ones which create a .exe.)
At the moment, the default behaviour for everything else in my VS project is to not produce warnings unless something might be wrong, which I may need to action.
WinForms,as of the latest release (2025) is the only thing which produces warning messages where there is not problem, which is not very tidy. I only want to see things in the build output which need my attention, defintely not 'happy' messages, or warnings which are not needed.
Currently, for each project in my solution, I get a message like:
1> [Telerik and Kendo UI Licensing]
1> Valid Telerik UI for WinForms license found. Make sure the main application also references Telerik.Licensing when using a class library.
...but I have a valid licence, and everything is OK. No action is needed.
Your support suggested adding...
<TelerikLicensingVerbosity>quiet</TelerikLicensingVerbosity>
...to each project in my solution, but that still produces the above build message.
A polite solution would be to turn-off ALL such warning messages, and let me switch them ON when needed. Preferably via a setting somewhere, not by editing the VS project file, which means unloading, editing the project file, and realoading each of many projects.
(Visual Studio 2026, not currently an option in the drop-down below)
I want to choose columns by checkboxes, something like this:
Provide an option to edit the cards.
Currently, we have a custom solution for card editing through a dialog: Task Card Edit Dialog - Telerik UI for WinForms
ADD. RadRichTextBox - add support for line numbering
Currently, there is LinkChanged event.
It would be useful if there is also LinkChanged event that allows to be canceled upon some condition.
Provide an AI assistant for code generation with the Telerik UI for WinForms controls.
When I create 100 TextBox's, it take about 5 ms. So that is 0,05 ms. per TextBox.
When I create 100 RadTextBox's, it takes about 1335 ms. So that is 13,35 ms. per RadTextBox.
That is a factor 267 difference!
I know a RadTextBox is much more complex that a TextBox, it creates many sub controls / instances / objects / etc, but still. I must create 60 miljoen array's of 100 bytes to get the same delay / performance, so object creation cannot be it.
Now I have to requests:
- Make the RadTextBox faster (and while you are on it, maybe take a look at the other controls). Maybe with some lazy loading, reusing of objects, etc.
...or... - Make the controls resettable. For example: Give them a IResettableControl interface (with method void Reset()). Resetting the control brings it back to it initials state (all properties to their default state, all users event handlers removed from the events, etc.
When option 2 is implemented, the control can be place in a pool an be reused.
Background info: I create a lot of controls in a "factory" based on an enum ControlType (with elements like TextBox, CheckBox, etc.) This factory could facilitate pooling.
