Class Check

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Definition

Namespace:
ElmSharp
Assembly:
ElmSharp.dll

The Check is a widget that allows for toggling a value between true and false.


                
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public class Check : Layout, IAccessibleObject
Inheritance
object
EvasObject
AccessibleObject
Widget
Container
Layout
Check
Implements
IAccessibleObject

Constructors

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Check(EvasObject)

Creates and initializes a new instance of the Check class.

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public Check(EvasObject parent)
Parameters
Type Name Description
EvasObject parent

The EvasObject to which the new check will be attached as a child.

Properties

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IsChecked

Sets or gets whether the given check is checked or not.

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public bool IsChecked { get; set; }
Property Value
Type Description
bool
Remarks

When an object is checked, the value will be set to true. Conversely, will be set to false.

Methods

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CreateHandle(EvasObject)

Creates a widget handle.

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protected override IntPtr CreateHandle(EvasObject parent)
Parameters
Type Name Description
EvasObject parent

Parent EvasObject.
Returns
Type Description
System.IntPtr

Handle IntPtr.
Overrides

Events

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StateChanged

StateChanged will be triggered when the IsChecked in the check is changed.

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public event EventHandler<CheckStateChangedEventArgs> StateChanged
Event Type
Type Description
System.EventHandler<TEventArgs><CheckStateChangedEventArgs>

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