System.Windows.Forms.Primitives

Describes the notification characteristics of a particular live region.

The element sends interruptive notifications if the content of the live region has changed. With this setting, UI Automation clients and assistive technologies are expected to interrupt the user to inform of changes to the live region.

The element doesn't send notifications if the content of the live region has changed.

The element sends non-interruptive notifications if the content of the live region has changed. With this setting, UI Automation clients and assistive technologies are expected to not interrupt the user to inform of changes to the live region.

Indicates the type of notification when raising the UI automation notification event.

The current element has a notification that an action was abandoned.

The current element has a notification that an action was completed.

Something that should be presented to the user was added to the current element.

Something that should be presented to the user was removed from the current element.

The current element has a notification that is not due to an addition or removal of something, or to a completed or aborted action.

Specifies the order in which to process a notification.

These notifications should be presented to the user when possible. All the notifications from this source should be delivered to the user.

These notifications should be presented to the user when possible. don't interrupt the current notification for this one. If new notifications come in from the same source while the current notification is being presented, keep the most recent and ignore the rest until the current processing is completed. Then use the most recent message as the current message.

These notifications should be presented to the user as soon as possible. All of the notifications from this source should be delivered to the user.

IMPORTANT: Limit the use of this option, since delivery of all notifications to the user can cause a overwhelming flood of information.

These notifications should be presented to the user as soon as possible. The most recent notifications from this source should be delivered to the user because the most recent notification supersedes all other notifications.

These notifications should be presented to the user when possible. Interrupt the current notification for this one.

Provides support for UI automation live regions.

Gets or sets the notification characteristics of the live region.

The notification characteristics of the live region.

Represents an entry in a custom place collection for Windows Vista.

Initializes a new instance of the class with a custom place identified by a Windows Vista Known Folder GUID.

A that represents a Windows Vista Known Folder.

Initializes a new instance of the class. with a specified folder path to a custom place.

A folder path to the custom place.

Returns a string that represents this instance.

A string that represents this instance.

Gets or sets the Windows Vista Known Folder GUID for the custom place.

A that indicates the Windows Vista Known Folder for the custom place. If the custom place was specified with a folder path, then an empty GUID is returned. For a list of the available Windows Vista Known Folders, see Known Folder GUIDs for File Dialog Custom Places or the KnownFolders.h file in the Windows SDK.

Gets or sets the folder path to the custom place.

A folder path to the custom place. If the custom place was specified with a Windows Vista Known Folder GUID, then an empty string is returned.

Represents a collection of Windows Vista custom places for the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Adds a custom place to the collection.

A that represents a Windows Vista Known Folder.

Adds a custom place to the collection.

A folder path to the custom place.

Specifies the different high DPI modes that can be applied to an application.

The application window does not scale for DPI changes and always assumes a scale factor of 100%.

Similar to , but improves the quality of GDI/GDI+ based content.

The window checks for DPI when it's created and adjusts scale factor when the DPI changes.

Similar to , but enables child window DPI change notification, improved scaling of comctl32 controls, and dialog scaling.

The window queries for the DPI of the primary monitor once and uses this for the application on all monitors.

Implements a Windows message.

Creates a new .

The window handle that the message is for. The message ID. The message field. The message field. A that represents the message that was created.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

The object to compare with the current object. if the specified object is equal to the current object; otherwise, .

Indicates whether the current object is equal to another object of the same type.

An object to compare with this object. if the current object is equal to the parameter; otherwise, .

Returns the hash code for this instance.

A 32-bit signed integer that is the hash code for this instance.

Gets the value and converts the value to an object.

The type to use to create an instance. This type must be declared as a structure type. An that represents an instance of the class specified by the parameter, with the data from the field of the message.

Determines whether two instances of are equal.

A to compare to . A to compare to . if and represent the same ; otherwise, .

Determines whether two instances of are not equal.

A to compare to . A to compare to . if and do not represent the same ; otherwise, .

Returns a that represents the current .

A that represents the current .

Gets or sets the window handle of the message.

The window handle of the message.

Specifies the field of the message.

The field of the message.

Gets or sets the ID number for the message.

The ID number for the message.

Specifies the value that is returned to Windows in response to handling the message.

The return value of the message.

Gets or sets the field of the message.

The field of the message.

Represents padding or margin information associated with a user interface (UI) element.

Provides a object with no padding.

Initializes a new instance of the class using the supplied padding size for all edges.

The number of pixels to be used for padding for all edges.

Initializes a new instance of the class using a separate padding size for each edge.

The padding size, in pixels, for the left edge. The padding size, in pixels, for the top edge. The padding size, in pixels, for the right edge. The padding size, in pixels, for the bottom edge.

Computes the sum of the two specified values.

A . A . A that contains the sum of the two specified values.

Determines whether the value of the specified object is equivalent to the current .

The object to compare to the current . if the objects are equivalent; otherwise, .

Indicates whether the current object is equal to another object of the same type.

An object to compare with this object. if the current object is equal to the parameter; otherwise, .

Generates a hash code for the current .

A 32-bit signed integer hash code.

Performs vector addition on the two specified objects, resulting in a new .

The first to add. The second to add. A new that results from adding and .

Tests whether two specified objects are equivalent.

A to test. A to test. if the two objects are equal; otherwise, .

Tests whether two specified objects are not equivalent.

A to test. A to test. if the two objects are different; otherwise, .

Performs vector subtraction on the two specified objects, resulting in a new .

The to subtract from (the minuend). The to subtract from (the subtrahend). The result of subtracting from .

Subtracts one specified value from another.

A . A . A that contains the result of the subtraction of one specified value from another.

Returns a string that represents the current .

A that represents the current .

Gets or sets the padding value for all the edges.

The padding, in pixels, for all edges if the same; otherwise, -1.

Gets or sets the padding value for the bottom edge.

The padding, in pixels, for the bottom edge.

Gets the combined padding for the right and left edges.

Gets the sum, in pixels, of the and padding values.

Gets or sets the padding value for the left edge.

The padding, in pixels, for the left edge.

Gets or sets the padding value for the right edge.

The padding, in pixels, for the right edge.

Gets the padding information in the form of a .

A containing the padding information.

Gets or sets the padding value for the top edge.

The padding, in pixels, for the top edge.

Gets the combined padding for the top and bottom edges.

Gets the sum, in pixels, of the and padding values.

Provides a type converter to convert values to and from various other representations.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Returns whether this converter can convert an object of one type to the type of this converter.

An that provides a format context. A that represents the type you wish to convert from. if this object can perform the conversion; otherwise, .

Returns whether this converter can convert the object to the specified type, using the specified context.

The format context. The type you want to convert to. if this converter can perform the conversion; otherwise, .

Converts the given object to the type of this converter, using the specified context and culture information.

An that provides a format context. The to use as the current culture. The to convert. An that represents the converted value.

Converts the given value object to the specified type, using the specified context and culture information.

An that provides a format context. A . If null is passed, the current culture is assumed. The to convert. The to convert the value parameter to. An that represents the converted value.

Creates an instance of the type that this is associated with, using the specified context, given a set of property values for the object.

An that provides a format context. An of new property values. An representing the given , or if the object cannot be created. This method always returns .

Returns whether changing a value on this object requires a call to to create a new value, using the specified context.

An that provides a format context. if changing a property on this object requires a call to to create a new value; otherwise, .

Returns a collection of properties for the type of array specified by the value parameter, using the specified context and attributes.

An that provides a format context. An that specifies the type of array for which to get properties. An array of type that is used as a filter. A with the properties that are exposed for this data type, or null if there are no properties.

Returns whether this object supports properties, using the specified context.

An that provides a format context. if should be called to find the properties of this object; otherwise, .

Specifies the angle of the screen.

The screen is oriented at 0 degrees.

The screen is oriented at 180 degrees.

The screen is oriented at 270 degrees.

The screen is oriented at 90 degrees.

Provides basic information about the font specified by a visual style for a particular element.

Gets or sets the ascent of characters in the font.

The ascent of characters in the font.

Gets or sets the average width of characters in the font.

The average width of characters in the font.

Gets or sets the character used to define word breaks for text justification.

The character used to define word breaks for text justification.

Gets or sets the character set of the font.

One of the values that specifies the character set of the font.

Gets or sets the character to be substituted for characters not in the font.

The character to be substituted for characters not in the font.

Gets or sets the descent of characters in the font.

The descent of characters in the font.

Gets or sets the horizontal aspect of the device for which the font was designed.

The horizontal aspect of the device for which the font was designed.

Gets or sets the vertical aspect of the device for which the font was designed.

The vertical aspect of the device for which the font was designed.

Gets or sets the amount of extra leading that the application adds between rows.

The amount of extra leading (space) required between rows.

Gets or sets the first character defined in the font.

The first character defined in the font.

Gets or sets the height of characters in the font.

The height of characters in the font.

Gets or sets the amount of leading inside the bounds set by the property.

The amount of leading inside the bounds set by the property.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the font is italic.

if the font is italic; otherwise, .

Gets or sets the last character defined in the font.

The last character defined in the font.

Gets or sets the width of the widest character in the font.

The width of the widest character in the font.

Gets or sets the extra width per string that may be added to some synthesized fonts.

The extra width per string that may be added to some synthesized fonts.

Gets or sets information about the pitch, technology, and family of a physical font.

A bitwise combination of the values that specifies the pitch, technology, and family of a physical font.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the font specifies a horizontal line through the characters.

if the font has a horizontal line through the characters; otherwise, .

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the font is underlined.

if the font is underlined; otherwise, .

Gets or sets the weight of the font.

The weight of the font.

Specifies the character set of the font specified by a visual style for a particular element.

The ANSI character set.

The Arabic character set.

The Baltic character set.

The Traditional Chinese character set.

The default character set.

The Eastern Europe character set.

The Gb2312 simplified Chinese character set.

The Greek character set.

The Hangul (Korean) character set.

The Hebrew character set.

The Johab (Korean) character set.

The Macintosh character set.

The OEM character set.

The Russian character set.

The ShiftJis (Japanese) character set.

The Symbol character set.

The Thai character set.

The Turkish character set.

The Vietnamese character set.

Specifies information about the pitch, technology, and family of the font specified by a visual style for a particular element.

The font is a device font.

If this value is set, the font is a variable pitch font. Otherwise, the font is a fixed-pitch font.

The font is a TrueType font.

The font is a vector font.

Specifies the size of the visual style part to retrieve.

The size that the current visual style uses to draw the part.

The minimum size of the visual style part.

The size of the visual style part that will best fit the available space.