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dotnet-framework-api
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C1.Win.C1Win7Pack.4.8 Assembly
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C1.Win.C1Win7Pack
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Classes
- C1CustomButton
- C1JumpItem
- C1JumpLink
- C1JumpList
- C1JumpPath
- C1JumpTask
- C1ProgressIndicator
- C1RadioButton
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C1TaskDialog
- Constructors
- Properties
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Methods
- BeginUpdate
- ClickButton
- Close
- Dispose
- EndUpdate
- OnButtonClick
- OnCheckBoxClick
- OnExpandedChanged
- OnHelpRequested
- OnHyperlinkClick
- OnInitialized
- OnRadioButtonClick
- OnRefreshed
- OnTimerTick
- ResetFooterCustomIcon
- ResetMainCustomIcon
- SetDefaultButton
- SetDefaultRadioButton
- SetDefaultRadioIndex
- ShouldSerializeCustomButtons
- ShouldSerializeFooterCustomIcon
- ShouldSerializeMainCustomIcon
- ShouldSerializeProgressBar
- ShouldSerializeRadioButtons
- Show
- Events
- C1TaskDialog.C1ProgressBar
- C1TaskbarButton
- C1ThumbButton
- C1Thumbnail
- CustomButtonCollection
- JumpItemCollection
- JumpItemsRejectedEventArgs
- JumpItemsRemovedEventArgs
- JumpTaskCollection
- RadioButtonCollection
- TaskDialogButtonClickEventArgs
- TaskDialogHyperlinkClickEventArgs
- TaskDialogTimerTickEventArgs
- ThumbButtonCollection
- ThumbButtonEventArgs
- Enums
- Delegates
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Classes
- C1.Win.C1Win7Pack.Localization
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C1.Win.C1Win7Pack
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C1.Win.C1Win7Pack.4.8 Assembly
C1.Win.C1Win7Pack.C1TaskDialog.Close
Close Method
Close()
Closes the task dialog by simulating a click on the Cancel button.
Declaration
public void Close()Remarks
If the AllowCancel property is set to False and there is no Cancel button in the dialog, the method simulates a click on the Close button.