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dotnet-framework-api
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C1.Win.4.8 Assembly
- C1.Design
- C1.Framework
- C1.Framework.Accessibility
- C1.Framework.Extension
- C1.Framework.Html
- C1.Util.Win
- C1.Win
- C1.Win.Accessibility
- C1.Win.Accessibility.Items
- C1.Win.Accessibility.Items.BaseInterfaces
- C1.Win.C1ScrollBar
- C1.Win.C1ScrollBar.Style
- C1.Win.C1SuperTooltip
- C1.Win.C1SuperTooltip.Design
- C1.Win.C1Themes
- 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.Touch
- C1.Win.Util
- C1.Win.Util.Toolbox
- C1.Win.TreeView.4.8 Assembly
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C1.Win.4.8 Assembly
- dotnet-api
C1.Win.Touch.TouchConfiguration.AllowPanningFeedback
AllowPanningFeedback Property
AllowPanningFeedback
Gets or sets whether the control shows a visual cue when a user reaches the end of a pannable area.
Declaration
public bool AllowPanningFeedback { get; set; }Remarks
To enable panning feedback you should update the OverpanOffsetX and OverpanOffsetY properties of the TouchOutput object in the ITouchDestination.ProceedInteraction() method.