System.Windows.Forms.Design.Behavior Namespace
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Contains classes for creating custom user interface behavior for components at design time.
Classes
Adorner |
Manages a collection of user-interface related Glyph objects. This class cannot be inherited. |
Behavior |
Represents the Behavior objects that are managed by a BehaviorService. |
BehaviorDragDropEventArgs | |
BehaviorService |
Manages user interface in the designer. This class cannot be inherited. |
BehaviorServiceAdornerCollection |
Stores Adorner objects in a strongly typed collection. |
BehaviorServiceAdornerCollectionEnumerator |
Supports iteration over a BehaviorServiceAdornerCollection. |
ComponentGlyph |
Associates a Glyph with its component. |
ControlBodyGlyph |
Associates a Glyph with its control. |
Glyph |
Represents a single user interface (UI) entity managed by an Adorner. |
GlyphCollection |
Stores Glyph objects in a strongly typed collection. |
SnapLine |
Represents the horizontal and vertical line segments that are dynamically created in the user interface (UI) to assist in the design-time layout of controls in a container. This class cannot be inherited. |
Enums
GlyphSelectionType |
Describes the designer selection state of a Glyph. |
SnapLinePriority |
Specifies the relative importance of a snapline. |
SnapLineType |
Specifies the orientation and relative location of a snapline. |
Delegates
BehaviorDragDropEventHandler |
Represents the methods that will handle the BeginDrag and EndDrag events of a BehaviorService. This class cannot be inherited. |
Remarks
The following list shows the classes included in this namespace:
A Glyph class for handling painting and hit-testing.
An Adorner class for managing a collection of Glyph objects.
A BehaviorService class for managing the custom user interface in a designer.
A SnapLine class that represents horizontal and vertical line segments that assist users in aligning components at design time.