Stylus.SetIsFlicksEnabled(DependencyObject, Boolean) Method
Definition
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Gets the value of the IsFlicksEnabled attached property on the specified element.
public:
static void SetIsFlicksEnabled(System::Windows::DependencyObject ^ element, bool enabled);public static void SetIsFlicksEnabled (System.Windows.DependencyObject element, bool enabled);static member SetIsFlicksEnabled : System.Windows.DependencyObject * bool -> unitPublic Shared Sub SetIsFlicksEnabled (element As DependencyObject, enabled As Boolean)Parameters
- element
- DependencyObject
The UIElement or ContentElement on which to enable flicks.
- enabled
- Boolean
true to enable flicks; false to disable flicks.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to disable flicks on a Canvas.
Stylus.SetIsFlicksEnabled(canvas1, false);
Stylus.SetIsFlicksEnabled(canvas1, False)
Remarks
In Windows Vista, a flick, one of the possible system gestures, is a short, quick, straight stroke that can be mapped to a navigation or shortcut command. By default, flicks are disabled on the InkCanvas, InkPresenter, and ScrollBar. Flicks are enabled on all other controls.
