VisualAdd |
Add a custom property to the visual which. This property is set to be a binding interface using the declared access rights.
Namespace: Demo3D.Visuals
Assembly: Demo3D.Core (in Demo3D.Core.dll) Version: 19.00.00
SyntaxC#
public CustomProperty AddBindingInterface( IBindingInterfaceOwner owner, string name, Object val, string description, AccessRights accessRights, string prefix = null, string separator = null, bool renameFirstInstance = false )
Parameters
- owner IBindingInterfaceOwner
- Name of custom property to create.
- name String
- Name of custom property to create.
- val Object
- Initial value of custom property.
- description String
- Description of the property, shown in the property grid
- accessRights AccessRights
- Set the access rights of the binding interface
- prefix String (Optional)
- If the visual already has a custom property with the same name this will be used to prefix the name of the property
- separator String (Optional)
- If the visual already has a custom property with the same name this will used to separate the prefix and the name of the separator
- renameFirstInstance Boolean (Optional)
- When true, always rename the custom property.
Return Value
CustomPropertyA newly-created or updated CustomProperty object
RemarksIf both prefix and separator are null, the property will not be renamed.
ExampleC#
// Create a new custom property of type String with value "X": sender.AddCustomProperty("Label", "X", "My Label property"); // You can also set a category for your custom properties: var cp = sender.AddCustomProperty("Label", "X", "My Label property"); cp.Category = "My Properties"; // You can also take short-cut and avoid defining the cp variable: sender.AddCustomProperty( "Label", "X", "My Label property" ).Category = "My Properties";
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