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Enumerated Types

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An enumeration is a special form of value type that inherits from the Microsoft .NET Framework System.Enum class. The ASP.NET Mobile Controls Reference contains 11 enumerated types.

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  • Alignment
    Provides information about the alignment of an object in a mobile control container.
  • BooleanOption
    Describes how to use this option to retrieve the current state of a style.
  • CommandFormat
    Contains information about setting the render style for a command button.
  • FontSize
    Provides information about the size of the text.
  • FormMethod
    Describes how to use this enumerated type to submit a form.
  • ListDecoration
    Contains information about the various types of lists that you can render — as bulleted or numbered, or as an enumerated type of none, which means that there is no decoration for the list.
  • ListSelectType
    Provides information about how a selection list will be rendered in a container — as a drop-down box, list box, or set of options, for example.
  • MobileListItemType
    Describes how the MobileListItemType enumerated type is used with a List or ObjectList object to assign a type to an element in the list.
  • ObjectListViewMode
    Contains information about using this enumeration to specify the display mode of an object list — as a list, as commands, or in a detailed view.
  • WmlPostFieldType
    Provides information about how a post field is rendered — as a normal, variable, or raw enumerated type.
  • Wrapping
    Describes how to wrap text in an ASP.NET mobile Web application.
  • Enumerations
    Discusses what an enumerated type is in .NET Framework and how to create your own.
  • Type Class
    Discusses the various types available in .NET Framework, including enumerated types.