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SftTreeSplitter.Offset Property |
Defines the horizontal offset of the splitter bar in a split tree control.
Syntax
VB.NET |
Offset = object.Offset As Single |
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Offset = object.Offset As Single |
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C#.NET |
float Offset = object.Offset; |
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VC++ |
float Offset = object->Offset;
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C |
HRESULT object->get_Offset(float* Offset); |
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Delphi |
Offset := object.Offset : Single; |
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VB.NET |
object.Offset = Offset As Single |
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VB |
object.Offset = Offset As Single |
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C#.NET |
float object.Offset = Offset; |
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VC++ |
float object->Offset = Offset;
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C |
HRESULT object->put_Offset(float Offset); |
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Delphi |
object.Offset := Offset : Single; |
object
A SftTreeSplitter object.
Offset
Defines the horizontal offset of the splitter bar in a split tree control. If -1 is specified, the splitter bar is centered in the tree control's client area making each pane the same size and the Splitter.Offset property is updated with the actual offset. If the offset specified falls outside of the client area, the splitter bar is aligned with the left or right edge, whichever is closer to the offset specified. The units used depend on the container (Visual Basic, Visual C++, etc.) and the coordinate system used.
Comments
The Offset property defines the horizontal offset of the splitter bar in a split tree control.
The Splitter.Offset and Splitter.OffsetPix properties are synonyms, but may use different coordinate systems.
The Splitter.Visible property is used to define a splitter bar.
Splitter.MakeOptimal can be used to position the splitter bar optimally, so the left pane can display as much data as possible without a horizontal scroll bar (based on the left pane's Items.HorizontalExtent property).
The coordinates of the splitter bar can be retrieved using Splitter.GetPosition.
The Splitter.Width property is used to change the width of the splitter bar.
See Also SftTreeSplitter Object | Object Hierarchy