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# How to customize the end of line style in Winforms EditControl?

This sample illustrates how to customize the end of line style in Winforms EditControl.
This repository demonstrates how to customize the end-of-line style in the Syncfusion WinForms EditControl. The EditControl is a powerful text editor component that supports syntax highlighting, code editing, and advanced customization options. By default, the control displays a standard end-of-line marker, but in certain scenarios, developers may want to modify its appearance to match application themes or improve readability.

## Why Customize End-of-Line Style?

Customizing the end-of-line style can help developers:
• Provide visual cues for line endings in code editors.
• Improve clarity when working with files that contain mixed line endings.
• Enhance the overall user experience by aligning with custom themes.

## Key Features Demonstrated in This Sample

• Change the end-of-line marker style programmatically.
• Apply custom colors and shapes to the marker.
• Update styles dynamically based on user preferences or application themes.

![EditControl-customize-end-of-line-style](Output.png)

This approach allows developers to create a visually appealing and functional text editor that meets specific requirements. You can extend this logic to apply different styles for various file types or user roles.