IEventBindingService.ShowCode Method
Definition
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Displays the user code for the designer.
Overloads
ShowCode() |
Displays the user code for the designer. |
ShowCode(Int32) |
Displays the user code for the designer at the specified line. |
ShowCode(IComponent, EventDescriptor) |
Displays the user code for the specified event. |
ShowCode()
Displays the user code for the designer.
public:
bool ShowCode();
public bool ShowCode ();
abstract member ShowCode : unit -> bool
Public Function ShowCode () As Boolean
Returns
true
if the code is displayed; otherwise, false
.
Remarks
This method displays the code editor.
Applies to
ShowCode(Int32)
Displays the user code for the designer at the specified line.
public:
bool ShowCode(int lineNumber);
public bool ShowCode (int lineNumber);
abstract member ShowCode : int -> bool
Public Function ShowCode (lineNumber As Integer) As Boolean
Parameters
- lineNumber
- Int32
The line number to place the caret on.
Returns
true
if the code is displayed; otherwise, false
.
Remarks
This method displays the code editor and positions the cursor on the specified line.
Applies to
ShowCode(IComponent, EventDescriptor)
Displays the user code for the specified event.
public:
bool ShowCode(System::ComponentModel::IComponent ^ component, System::ComponentModel::EventDescriptor ^ e);
public bool ShowCode (System.ComponentModel.IComponent component, System.ComponentModel.EventDescriptor e);
abstract member ShowCode : System.ComponentModel.IComponent * System.ComponentModel.EventDescriptor -> bool
Public Function ShowCode (component As IComponent, e As EventDescriptor) As Boolean
Parameters
- component
- IComponent
The component that the event is connected to.
The event to display.
Returns
true
if the code is displayed; otherwise, false
.
Remarks
This method displays the code editor and positions the cursor on the line that the specified event is declared on.