- dotnet-framework-api
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dotnet-api
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C1.Win.8 Assembly
- C1.Framework
- C1.Framework.Accessibility
- C1.Framework.Extension
- C1.Framework.Html
- C1.Util.Win
- C1.Win
- C1.Win.Accessibility
- C1.Win.Accessibility.Items
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C1.Win.Accessibility.Items.BaseInterfaces
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Interfaces
- IUiaDockProvider
- IUiaExpandCollapseProvider
- IUiaGridItemProvider
- IUiaGridProvider
- IUiaInvokeProvider
- IUiaRangeValueProvider
- IUiaScrollItemProvider
- IUiaScrollProvider
- IUiaSelectionItemProvider
- IUiaSelectionProvider
- IUiaTableItemProvider
- IUiaTableProvider
- IUiaTextProvider
- IUiaToggleProvider
- IUiaTransformProvider
- IUiaValueProvider
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Interfaces
- C1.Win.C1ScrollBar
- C1.Win.C1ScrollBar.Style
- C1.Win.C1SuperTooltip.Design
- C1.Win.CoditionalFormatting
- C1.Win.Collections.ObjectModel
- C1.Win.Design
- C1.Win.Drawing
- C1.Win.Interop
- C1.Win.Localization
- C1.Win.Localization.Design
- C1.Win.SuperTooltip
- C1.Win.Themes
- C1.Win.Touch
- C1.Win.Util
- C1.Win.Util.Toolbox
- C1.Win.TreeView.8 Assembly
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C1.Win.8 Assembly
C1.Win.Accessibility.Items.BaseInterfaces.IUiaInvokeProvider
IUiaInvokeProvider Interface
Implemented by objects that have a single, unambiguous, action associated with them. These objects are usually stateless, and invoking them does not change their own state, but causes something to happen in the larger context of the app the control is in.
Examples of UI that implments this includes: Push buttons Hyperlinks Menu items
Namespace: C1.Win.Accessibility.Items.BaseInterfaces
Assembly: C1.Win.8.dll
Syntax
public interface IUiaInvokeProviderMethods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Invoke() | Request that the control initiate its action. Should return immediately without blocking. There is no way to determine what happened, when it happend, or whether anything happened at all. |