SftTree/OCX 8.0 - ActiveX Tree Control

HighContrastMode Property, SftTree Object

Defines the high contrast setting (off, on, or following the Windows setting).

Get

VB.NET	Mode = object.HighContrastMode As SftTreeHighContrastConstants
VB	Mode = object.HighContrastMode As SftTreeHighContrastConstants
C#.NET	SftTreeHighContrastConstants Mode = object.HighContrastMode;
VC++	enum SftTreeHighContrastConstants Mode = object->HighContrastMode; enum SftTreeHighContrastConstants Mode = object->GetHighContrastMode();
C	HRESULT object->get_HighContrastMode(enum SftTreeHighContrastConstants* Mode);

Put

VB.NET	object.HighContrastMode = Mode As SftTreeHighContrastConstants
VB	object.HighContrastMode = Mode As SftTreeHighContrastConstants
C#.NET	SftTreeHighContrastConstants object.HighContrastMode = Mode;
VC++	enum SftTreeHighContrastConstants object->HighContrastMode = Mode; void object->PutHighContrastMode(enum SftTreeHighContrastConstants Mode);
C	HRESULT object->put_HighContrastMode(enum SftTreeHighContrastConstants Mode);

object

Mode

Defines the high contrast setting (off, on, or following the Windows setting).

Name	Value	Description
highContrastSftTreeOff	0	Ignore the Windows High Contrast setting and render normally (the default).
highContrastSftTreeOn	1	Always use the system palette.
highContrastSftTreeAuto	2	Follow the Windows High Contrast setting.

The HighContrastMode property defines the high contrast setting (off, on, or following the Windows setting).

When set to highContrastSftTreeAuto, the control follows the Windows High Contrast accessibility setting and re-renders automatically; the HighContrastChange event is raised when the effective state changes.

Use HighContrastActive to determine whether high contrast is currently active.