Merge(Object,Boolean) Method

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Merges style settings with the current object and has the option to force style settings from the merge object to overwrite settings in the current object.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Overridable Function Merge( _
   ByVal obj As Object, _
   ByVal force As Boolean _
) As Boolean

'Usage
 
Dim instance As StyleInfo
Dim obj As Object
Dim force As Boolean
Dim value As Boolean
 
value = instance.Merge(obj, force)

public virtual bool Merge( 
   object obj,
   bool force
)

Parameters

obj: Object whose style settings are merged with the current object
force: Whether to overwrite the current settings with the settings from the merge object
Set to True to overwrite the current settings.

Return Value

Boolean: true if merge is successful; false otherwise

Remarks

The Merge(Object, Boolean) method gives you the option to overwrite existing settings in the current object. If you set the fForce parameter to True, settings from the merge object overwrite settings in the current object. Set the fForce parameter to False if you do not want to overwrite settings in the current object.

If you do not need to overwrite the existing settings in the current object, you might want to use the Merge(Object) method.

Example

This example creates three objects, two StyleInfo objects and a SheetStyleProperty object. The ForeColor and Font properties of the first StyleInfo object are set, and the BackColor of the second. The second object is then merged with the first. Then a Boolean value returns whether the BackColor property has , in fact, been set after the merge.

C#
Visual Basic

Reference

StyleInfo Class
StyleInfo Members
Overload List