Textbox not showing PasswordChar if a text is setted on code

[agausachs]

Hi! Thanks for your work! I think I found a bug on RJTextBox.cs

Steps to reproduce the issue:

• Put a RJTextbox on a form (rjtextbox1)
• Set PasswordChar property to True
• Set PlaceholderText to any string (like 'insert your password here')
• In your form constructor or in your form_Load event method, set a value to rjtextbox1, like rjtextbox.Texts = "My debug password".
• Compile and execute the app
• The textbox appears with the text "My debug password" totally readable (no char password). Be careful to set another control and set the focus to it before running the app, because if the rjtextbox1 has the focus just after runnig the app, it won't show any text.

[kotzer3]

i created a pullrequest ( #2 ) because i had similar problems.
handled it by following code: (manually set IsPlaceHolder property to false, when doing something with Texts property..)

      this.rjTextBox1.IsPlaceHolder = false;
      this.rjTextBox1.Texts = "something";

[RJCodeAdvance]

I forgot to remove the placeholder in the texts property (applies to both cases mentioned).
I updated the code.
public string Texts
{
get
{
if (isPlaceholder) return "";
else return textBox1.Text;
}
set
{
RemovePlaceholder();//If it is the case.
textBox1.Text = value;
SetPlaceholder();//If it is the case.
}
}