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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()Public Sub 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.