It should only forget the dot when the user clicks in the TextBox, thereby setting the dot to some other part of the text. If the user, for example, keys out of the TextBox and back in, it should remember the dot.
It should only forget the dot when the user *clicks* in the TextBox, thereby setting the dot to some other part of the text. If the user, for example, keys out of the TextBox and back in, it should remember the dot.
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It should only forget the dot when the user clicks in the TextBox, thereby setting the dot to some other part of the text. If the user, for example, keys out of the TextBox and back in, it should remember the dot.