IUIX_Button::NotifyTarget Property
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| − | + | '''NotifyTarget''' property allows sending messages of [[PXV:UIX_EventCodes|e_Notify]] type from ''current UI object'' to another UI object. If current object's '''NotifyTarget''' property is not set explicitly, then e_Notify messages will be directed to its nearest parent (if any). | |
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| + | For instance, dialog controls send their e_Notify messages to the dialog by default. To configure them to send e_Notify messages to each other, use '''NotifyTarget''' property. | ||
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| − | See also [[PXV:IUIX_Button|IUIX_Button]]. | + | See also [[PXV:IUIX_Button|IUIX_Button]], [[PXV:UIX_EventCodes|UIX_EventCodes]]. |
Revision as of 23:48, 6 May 2015
NotifyTarget property allows sending messages of e_Notify type from current UI object to another UI object. If current object's NotifyTarget property is not set explicitly, then e_Notify messages will be directed to its nearest parent (if any).
For instance, dialog controls send their e_Notify messages to the dialog by default. To configure them to send e_Notify messages to each other, use NotifyTarget property.
Syntax
HRESULT get_NotifyTarget([out, retval] IUIX_Obj** ppTarget); HRESULT put_NotifyTarget([in] IUIX_Obj* ppTarget);
See Also
See also IUIX_Button, UIX_EventCodes.
