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DDCssLib.CSSValue

CSSValue Struct

Encapsulates a value for a CSSProperty.

Namespace:
Assembly: MESCIUS.ActiveReports.dll
Syntax
public struct CSSValue
Remarks

When callign any of the Get...Value() properties the current unit type must be valid. Ensure the unit type is valid using CSSValue.Unit.

Constructors

Name Description
CSSValue(eCSSUnit)

Constructs the class with the specified unit type.
CSSValue(eCSSUnit, Color, string)

Constructs the class with the specified color.
CSSValue(int, eCSSUnit)

Constructs the class with the specified unit type, and integer value.
CSSValue(float, eCSSUnit)

Constructs the class with the specified unit type, and value.
CSSValue(string, eCSSUnit)

Constructs the class with the specified unit type, and string value.

Properties

Name Description
Unit

Gets/sets the Unit value.

Methods

Name Description
CopyFrom(CSSValue)

Performs a "deep copy" (memebers and child memebers) the specified CSSValue to this CSSValue instance.
Equals(object)

Override of System.Object.Equals(). Checks for value equality of the Unit and actual Value contained in this object.
GetColorValue()

Returns the current color value as a Color object. If the current unit type is string it will be converted using ColorTranslator.FromHtml(). If the current value is a Color it is returned directly.
GetFloatValue()

Returns a value as a float.
GetHashCode()

Provides a hashcode by XORing the Unit.GetHashCode() and {value}.GetHashCode().
GetIntValue()

Returns an integer value.
GetLengthPixels(float)

Returns a length value in pixel units.
GetLengthTwips(float)

Returns a length value in twip units.
GetPercentValue()

Returns the current percent value as a float.
GetStringValue()

Returns the current string value.
IsAngularUnit()

Returns true if the unit type is currently a valid Angle unit.
IsColorUnit()

Returns true if the unit type is current a valid color unit (eCSSUnit.Color_Hex or eCSSUnit.Color_Name or eCSSUnit.Color_RGBFunc or eCSSUnit.Color_System).
IsFixedLengthUnit()

Returns true if the unit type is currently a valid fixed length unit.
IsFrequencyUnit()

Returns true if the current unit type is a valid Frequency unit.
IsLengthUnit()

Returns true if the unit type is currently a valid length unit (fixed or relative).
IsRelativeLengthUnit()

Returns true if the unit type is currently a valid relative length unit.
IsTimeUnit()

Returns true if the current unit type is a valid time unit.
Reset()

Resets this current value. Sets all value members to their appropriate empty equivelent (numbers are set to 0), and sets the current Unit type to eCSSUnit.Null.
SetAutoValue()

Specifies that this CSSValue's value is the CSS keyword 'auto'.
SetColorValue(eCSSUnit, Color, string)

Specifies this class's current value as a System.Drawing.Color object. Will set the Unit value to eCSSUnit.Color.
SetFloatValue(float, eCSSUnit)

Specifies this current value as a float.
SetInheritValue()

Indicates that this value is not null, not none, but should be inherited from the parent object of the object who's style this value is applied to.
In CSS this is the default value for many child elements's (but certainly not all) style properties who's style is not specified.
SetIntValue(int, eCSSUnit)

Specifies the value as an integer.
SetNoneValue()

Sets this class's value to the special CSS value 'none' (e.g. border properties, background-image, display, etc...).
SetNormalValue()

Sets this class'es value to the special CSS value 'normal'. (e.g. font-style, font-variant, font-weight, word-spacing, letter-spacing, line-height).
SetPercentValue(float)

Specifies the value as a percent.
SetStringValue(string, eCSSUnit)

Specifies this class's current value as a string.
ToDebugString()

Writes out the current unit type and value in a string formatted appropriately for debugging purposes.
ToString()

Writes out this class's current value in string form.

Operators

Name Description
operator ==(CSSValue, CSSValue)

After checking arguments for null, uses valA.Equals(valB).
If either argument is null, the return will be false.
operator !=(CSSValue, CSSValue)

After checking both arguments for null, uses !valA.Equals(valB). If either argument is null, true will be returned.

Extension Methods