IntegralUI TreeListView User Guide - Lidor Systems

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Appearance Working with styles The <strong>IntegralUI</strong> <strong>TreeListView</strong> is very customizable control. You can customize every part of the control, starting from the background, border, columns, nodes, subitems etc. This is done by numerous styles with which you can set colors, fonts, alignment, rendering mode. Here is the list of general color and format styles: • CheckBoxStyle - The drawing style of the node’s check box • ColorStyle - The drawing style of the control • ExpandBoxStyle - The drawing style of the node expand/collapse button • FormatStyle - The format style of the control • ScrollBarStyle - The drawing style of horizontal and vertical scrollbar • ToolTipStyle - The drawing style of node’s tooltip There are general styles with which you can control the appearance for all columns, nodes and subitems. The list of column styles: • HoverColumnStyle - The drawing style of column when mouse hovers over it • ColumnFormatStyle - Style by which the column content is formatted • NormalColumnStyle - The default drawing style of the column • SelectedColumnStyle - The drawing style of column when it’s selected The list of node styles: • DisabledNodeStyle - The drawing style of node when it’s disabled • FocusedNodeStyle - The drawing style of node with input focus • HoverNodeStyle - The drawing style of node when mouse hovers over it • NodeFormatStyle - Style by which the node content is formatted • NormalNodeStyle - The default drawing style of the node • SelectedNodeStyle - The drawing style of node when it’s selected The list of subitem styles: • DisabledSubItemStyle - The drawing style of subitem when it’s disabled • HoverSubItemStyle - The drawing style of subitem when mouse hovers over it • SubItemFormatStyle - Style by which the subitem content is formatted • NormalSubItemStyle - The default drawing style of the subitem • SelectedSubItemStyle - The drawing style of subitem when it’s selected Furthermore, every column, node and subitem have their own set of the above styles with witch you can customize their appearance individually. These styles are: The list of individual column styles: • HoverStyle - The drawing style of column when mouse hovers over it • FormatStyle - Style by which the column content is formatted • NormalStyle - The default drawing style of the column • SelectedStyle - The drawing style of column when it’s selected The list of individual node styles: • DisabledStyle - The drawing style of node when it’s disabled • FocusedStyle - The drawing style of node with input focus • HoverStyle - The drawing style of node when mouse hovers over it • FormatStyle - Style by which the node content is formatted 13
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