GridKeyActionMapping Constructor(Keys,UltraGridAction,UltraGridState,UltraGridState,SpecialKeys,SpecialKeys,Boolean)

Constructor

Syntax

Visual Basic

'Declaration
 
Public Function New( _
   ByVal keyCode As Keys, _
   ByVal actionCode As UltraGridAction, _
   ByVal stateDisallowed As UltraGridState, _
   ByVal stateRequired As UltraGridState, _
   ByVal specialKeysDisallowed As Infragistics.Win.SpecialKeys, _
   ByVal specialKeysRequired As Infragistics.Win.SpecialKeys, _
   ByVal byPassTrailingActions As Boolean _
)

C#

public GridKeyActionMapping( 
   Keys keyCode,
   UltraGridAction actionCode,
   UltraGridState stateDisallowed,
   UltraGridState stateRequired,
   Infragistics.Win.SpecialKeys specialKeysDisallowed,
   Infragistics.Win.SpecialKeys specialKeysRequired,
   bool byPassTrailingActions
)

Parameters

keyCode

Indicates the key being mapped.

actionCode

The action to perform.

stateDisallowed

The disallowed states. These are bit flags that specify the state that the control MUST NOT be in for this mapping to be active. If the current state of the control has any of these bits turned on this mapping will be ignored.

stateRequired

The required states. These are bit flags that specify the state that the control MUST be in for this mapping to be active.

specialKeysDisallowed

The special keys that are NOT allowed. If shift, ctrl or alt are pressed and their corresponding bit is turned on in this property the mapping will be ignored.

specialKeysRequired

The special keys that are required. These keys (any combination of shift/control/alt) MUST be pressed. Otherwise, this mapping will be ignored.

byPassTrailingActions

Indicates whether to bypass trailing actions once this action matches the current state.

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2