Defines the indentation for item levels.
Get
| C# | float Indent = object.Indentation; |
| VB.NET | Indent = object.Indentation As Single |
| C++ | float Indent = object->Indentation; float Indent = object->GetIndentation(); |
| C | HRESULT object->get_Indentation(float* Indent); |
| VB | Indent = object.Indentation As Single |
Put
| C# | float object.Indentation = Indent; |
| VB.NET | object.Indentation = Indent As Single |
| C++ | float object->Indentation = Indent; void object->PutIndentation(float Indent); |
| C | HRESULT object->put_Indentation(float Indent); |
| VB | object.Indentation = Indent As Single |
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Indent
Defines the indentation for item levels. If -1 is specified, the control determines the best indentation, based on item graphic width, font size, etc. The units used depend on the container (Visual Basic, Visual C++, etc.) and the coordinate system used.
The Indentation property defines the indentation for item levels.
The Indentation and Items.IndentationPix methods are synonyms, but may use different coordinate systems.
Each item is indented the specified amount for each level.
It is possible to specify a very small value or even 0 for the level indentation. With such a small value, the hierarchy and its components, such as tree lines, expand/collapse buttons may no longer have sufficient space and must be turned off by the application.
See Also SftBoxItems Object | Object Hierarchy
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