Images #
About #
GraffitiTimeline is a powerful timeline display component designed to allow your users to view tasks in a time-oriented mechanism.
Features:
- Locale support
- Grouping
- Orientation customization
- Major and minor labels
- Custom Styling
- Rolling mode to track current time
- User editing
- Zoom
- Point, Box, and Line item types
Enumerations #
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Constants #
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Type |
Value |
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Events #
| Definition |
Parameters |
Return Type |
Description |
| ItemHidden |
item as GraffitiTooltipItem |
None |
Raised when a GraffitiTooltipItem has been hidden either by losing focus or calling the Hide method. |
| ItemShown |
item as GraffitiTooltipItem |
None |
Raised when a GraffitiTooltipItem has become visible on the display. |
Methods #
| Definition |
Parameters |
Return Type |
Description |
| Add |
item as GraffitiTooltipItem |
None |
Adds the specified item. |
| BindTo |
item as GraffitiTooltipItem |
None |
Attempts to automatically bind to the specified control. If that control implements the events needed for the TooltipItem to function, you will receive exceptions. |
| control as DesktopUIControl |
| Item |
index as Integer |
GraffitiTooltipItem |
Returns the item at the specified index within the internal array. |
| Item |
parent as DesktopUIControl |
GraffitiTooltipItem |
Returns the item bound to the specified DesktopUIControl. |
| Item |
tooltip as GraffitiTooltipItem |
Integer |
Returns the index of the specified item in the internal array. |
| LastIndex |
None |
Integer |
The index of the last item in the internal array. |
| RemoveAll |
None |
None |
Remove and destroy all added items. |
| RemoveAt |
index as Integer |
None |
Remove and destroy the item at the specified index. |
| UnbindFrom |
item as GraffitiTooltipItem |
None |
Unbinds the tooltip from the specified control. |
| control as DesktopUIControl |
Properties #
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Examples #
Create a Simple Tooltip #
tooltipController.Add( new GraffitiTooltipItem( ListBox1, "This is a ListBox" )
Show the Simple Tooltip #
var tooltip as GraffitiTooltipItem = tooltipController.Item( ListBox1 )
if tooltip <> nil then tooltip.Show
Hide the Simple Tooltip #
var tooltip as GraffitiTooltipItem = tooltipController.Item( ListBox1 )
if tooltip <> nil then tooltip.Hide
Notes #
This class currently has no notes.
