Control
Control class
Contains elements for the x- and y-coordinates of each control handle defined for a shape, and elements that specify the way the control handle should behave.
public class Control : ICloneable
Constructors
| Name |
Description |
| Control() |
Constructor. |
Properties
| Name |
Description |
| CanGlue { get; set; } |
Determines whether a control handle can be glued to other shapes. |
| Del { get; set; } |
A flag indicating whether the element has been deleted locally. A value of 1 indicates that the element was deleted locally. |
| ID { get; set; } |
The unique ID of the element within its parent element. |
| IX { get; set; } |
The zero-based index of the element within its parent element. |
| Name { get; set; } |
The name of the element. |
| NameU { get; set; } |
The universal name of the element. |
| Prompt { get; set; } |
Prompt element specifies descriptive text that appears as a tool tip when the mouse pointer is paused over a shape’s control handle. |
| X { get; set; } |
The x-coordinate that indicates the location of a shape’s control handle. |
| XCon { get; set; } |
Specifies the type of behavior the x-coordinate of the control handle exhibits after the handle is moved. |
| XDyn { get; set; } |
Specifies the x-coordinate for a control handle’s anchor point in local coordinates. The anchor point is used for rubber-banding during dynamics. |
| Y { get; set; } |
The y-coordinate that indicates the location of a shape’s control handle. |
| YCon { get; set; } |
Specifies the type of behavior the x-coordinate of the control handle exhibits after the handle is moved. |
| YDyn { get; set; } |
Specifies the y-coordinate for a control handle’s anchor point in local coordinates. The anchor point is used for rubber-banding during dynamics. |
Methods
| Name |
Description |
| Clone() |
Creates deep copy of this instance. |
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