RowSelectForeColor Property, SftTree Object


	SftTree.RowSelectForeColor Property	Softel vdm, Inc.

Defines the row header text color used to draw the item when it is selected.

Deprecated - Provided for compatibility with earlier versions only - Use RowHeader.SelectForeColor instead

Syntax

Get
	VB.NET	Clr = object.get_RowSelectForeColor(ByVal ItemIndex As Integer) As System.Drawing.Color
	VB	Clr = object.RowSelectForeColor(ByVal ItemIndex As Long) As OLE_COLOR
	C#.NET	System.Drawing.Color Clr = object.get_RowSelectForeColor(int ItemIndex);
	VC++	OLE_COLOR Clr = object->RowSelectForeColor[long ItemIndex]; OLE_COLOR Clr = object->GetRowSelectForeColor(long ItemIndex);
	C	HRESULT object->get_RowSelectForeColor(long ItemIndex, OLE_COLOR* Clr);
	Delphi	Clr := object.RowSelectForeColor[ItemIndex : Integer] : TColor;
Put
	VB.NET	object.set_RowSelectForeColor(ByVal ItemIndex As Integer, ByVal Clr As System.Drawing.Color)
	VB	object.RowSelectForeColor(ByVal ItemIndex As Long) = Clr As OLE_COLOR
	C#.NET	void object.set_RowSelectForeColor(int ItemIndex, uint Clr);
	VC++	OLE_COLOR object->RowSelectForeColor[long ItemIndex] = Clr; void object->PutRowSelectForeColor(long ItemIndex, OLE_COLOR Clr);
	C	HRESULT object->put_RowSelectForeColor(long ItemIndex, OLE_COLOR Clr);
	Delphi	object.RowSelectForeColor[ItemIndex : Integer] := Clr : TColor;

object

A SftTree object.

ItemIndex

The zero-based item index.

Clr

Defines the row header text color used to draw the item when it is selected. For information about color properties, please visit the applicable section "Using SftTree/OCX with ...".

Comments

Deprecated - Provided for compatibility with earlier versions only - Use RowHeader.SelectForeColor instead

The RowSelectForeColor property defines the row header text color used to draw the item when it is selected.

The row header described by ItemIndex has the foreground color attribute Clr. This color is used as foreground color when the item is selected. If the item is not selected, the RowHeader.ForeColor property is used instead.

This property has no effect if Windows themes are used.