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dotnet-framework-api
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C1.Win.Input.4.8 Assembly
- C1.Framework
- C1.Framework.Drawing.Gdi
- C1.Framework.Drawing.Gdi.DeviceContexts
- C1.Framework.Forms
- C1.Framework.Mathematics
- C1.Framework.Text.Lexicons
- C1.Win.Input
- C1.Win.Input.Base
- C1.Win.Input.Base.Editors
- C1.Win.Input.Base.Views
- C1.Win.Input.Design.Designers
- C1.Win.Input.Formating
- C1.Win.Input.GrapeCity.Editors
- C1.Win.Input.GrapeCity.Editors.Fields
- C1.Win.Input.GrapeCity.Framework.Input
- C1.Win.Input.Localization
- C1.Win.Input.Styles
- C1.Win.Input.Styles.Primitives
- C1.Win.Input.Utils
- C1.Win.Input.Validation
- C1.Win.Input.MultiSelect.4.8 Assembly
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C1.Win.Input.4.8 Assembly
- dotnet-api
C1.Win.Input.GrapeCity.Editors.ReadingStringOutput.Target
Target Property
Target
Gets or sets an object used to receieve the output string.
Declaration
[Browsable(false)]
public object Target { get; set; }<Browsable(False)>
Public Property Target As ObjectProperty Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| object | An object indicates the output target. |
Remarks
To make sure the string could be receieved, the output target object should either have a public property named 'Text' or 'Value'. In addition, a string typed property is valid.