Editors use Infragistics' Presentation Layer Framework Appearance object to apply colors, fonts, images, text alignment, images, hatches and gradients consistently across all the editor controls. 
Appearance Objects
With the editor buttons, generate events to invoke a custom editing interface or modify the value in the editor.  Button, repeat button, state button, spin button, and dropdown button are five types of editor buttons that give you the flexibility you need.
Custom Editor Buttons
Use our custom Input Panel in the InkProvider component for Tablet PC’s to ink-enable data entry in the grid.
Ink Enabled
Spin button - Increment or decrement values and types (i.e., days, weeks, months, years).
Multi-selection Display either the first or last date in a selection range with Multi-selection.
Multi-selection will enable either the first or the last date in the selection range to be displayed.
Customizable DateButtons Collection - Display buttons below the month calendar in the dropdown with customizable DateButtons collections. Customize both Action and Value.
WinCalendarCombo
Provide tri-state checkbox functionality.

  • Optionally display a third state, neither checked nor unchecked
  • Built-in XP theme support, and Office 2000, XP, 2003 look
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WinCheckEditor
Use the WinComboEditor as a stand-alone control, or inside of the grid and other controls to provide drop-down functionality. This control provides Most Recently Used (MRU) functionality, and supports sorting on either the value or display text.

  • Display a list of the last entered information with Most Recently Used (MRU) technology
  • Use images with the Appearances object from an ImageList or from a file
  • Display images for each item in its dropdown
  • Sorting is built-in and sorts by either the value or the text of the item
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WinComboEditor
For financial applications, the WinCurrencyEditor makes entering and editing information easy.  You can provide an input mask to insure the data matches a specified format, and provide a “spin” button for quickly cycling through values. Internationalization is also fully supported.

  • Specify alignment or use the optional spin button to increment the edit field
  • Specify an input mask to indicate what format the user's entered data must be
  • Use images with the Appearances object from an ImageList or from a file
  • Easily assign a specific culture with the FormatProvider
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WinCurrencyEditor
Control minimum and maximum allowed dates, and let the user quickly cycle through dates by clicking a “spin” button. Internationalization is also fully supported on this control.

  • Specify alignment or use the optional spin button to increment the edit field
  • Restrict what your users select by Optionally setting MinDate and MaxDate
  • Use images with the Appearances object from an ImageList or from a file
  • Easily assign a specific culture with the FormatProvider
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WinDateTimeEditor
Great control for input of custom data formats such as phone numbers, social security numbers, or any kind of input that follows a specific format.

  • Databinding capability
  • Use spin buttons to increment or decrement numeric sections (i.e. day, month, year)
  • Optionally limit the range of user input for numbers and dates with MinValue and MaxValue settings
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WinMaskedEdit
Provides spin controls, lets you specify a mask, and supports internationalization.

  • Specify alignment or use the optional spin button to increment the edit field
  • Specify an input mask to indicate what format the user's entered data must be
  • Use images with the Appearances object from an ImageList or from a file
  • Display a custom string when the control's current value is null
  • Easily assign a specific culture with the FormatProvider
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WinNumericEditor
Used for adding mutually exclusive option buttons.

  • Full Databinding Support
  • Customize Item appearances at design time or run time
  • Assign value lists to the control at run time
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WinOptionSet
Render a progress bar inside of grids and other controls. You control the orientation, fill styles, and more.  You can set custom backgrounds that use gradients, alpha blending, or images. Text can be easily rendered directly on the progress bar, and certain default texts (% complete, etc), can be automatically maintained.

  • Set the orientation of the progress bar to vertical or horizontal
  • Set the fill styles to continuous or segmented
  • Customize the background or fill appearance. Use fills with gradients, hatches, alpha blending or even images.
  • Automatically insert replaceable values like current percent, percent remaining, minimum, maximum and current value into a label to customize your captions.
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WinProgressBar
Provide text input in your grid controls, treeview controls, and scheduling controls.
WinTextEditor