Control.ControlCollection.SetChildIndex(Control, Int32) Method
Definition
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Sets the index of the specified child control in the collection to the specified index value.
public:
void SetChildIndex(System::Windows::Forms::Control ^ child, int newIndex);
public:
virtual void SetChildIndex(System::Windows::Forms::Control ^ child, int newIndex);
public void SetChildIndex (System.Windows.Forms.Control child, int newIndex);
public virtual void SetChildIndex (System.Windows.Forms.Control child, int newIndex);
member this.SetChildIndex : System.Windows.Forms.Control * int -> unit
abstract member SetChildIndex : System.Windows.Forms.Control * int -> unit
override this.SetChildIndex : System.Windows.Forms.Control * int -> unit
Public Sub SetChildIndex (child As Control, newIndex As Integer)
Public Overridable Sub SetChildIndex (child As Control, newIndex As Integer)
Parameters
- child
- Control
The child
control to search for.
- newIndex
- Int32
The new index value of the control.
Exceptions
The child
control is not in the Control.ControlCollection.
Remarks
When SetChildIndex is called, the Control referred to by the child
parameter is moved to the position specified by newIndex
and the other Control references in the Control.ControlCollection are reordered to accommodate the move. The control with an index value of zero is at the top of the z-order, and higher numbers are closer to the bottom.
Applies to
See also
.NET