Control.RequiresPointer Property
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Gets or sets whether a UI element supports mouse mode, which emulates pointer interaction experiences with non-pointer input devices such as a keyboard or game controller.
public:
property RequiresPointer RequiresPointer { RequiresPointer get(); void set(RequiresPointer value); };RequiresPointer RequiresPointer();
void RequiresPointer(RequiresPointer value);public RequiresPointer RequiresPointer { get; set; }var requiresPointer = control.requiresPointer;
control.requiresPointer = requiresPointer;Public Property RequiresPointer As RequiresPointer<control RequiresPointer="requiresPointerMemberName"/>
The pointer emulation mode. The default is Never.
For non-pointer input devices, focus is moved between controls through a variety of methods, such as the Tab and arrow keys on a keyboard or the directional pad (D-pad) and thumb sticks on a game controller. For some user experiences, such as maps and drawing surfaces, it is not possible or practical to use XY focus navigation. RequiresPointer enables an app to provide a more pointer-like interaction experience through a cursor that can be moved freely using the game controller.
RequiresPointer is supported only when using a game controller. The property is ignored otherwise.
For more info, see the Mouse mode section of Designing for Xbox and TV.
| Produkt | Verzie |
|---|---|
| Windows App SDK | 0.8, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6 |