Given this control uses another Scintilla editor (which will always use Windows Forms), the easiest thing would be to wrap it in a WPF control. This control could be visible only when find results are received, with an x button to close it if needed.
There is a Windows Forms control already existing for that. Either adapt it, or create a WPF one from scratch.
Have a look at this for details: https://github.com/Stumpii/ScintillaNET-FindReplaceDialog/wiki/Find-All-Results-Panel
Given this control uses another Scintilla editor (which will always use Windows Forms), the easiest thing would be to wrap it in a WPF control. This control could be visible only when find results are received, with an
xbutton to close it if needed.Related to #36.