Stylus.SetIsPressAndHoldEnabled(DependencyObject, Boolean) Method
Definition
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Sets the value of the IsPressAndHoldEnabled attached property on the specified element.
public:
static void SetIsPressAndHoldEnabled(System::Windows::DependencyObject ^ element, bool enabled);public static void SetIsPressAndHoldEnabled (System.Windows.DependencyObject element, bool enabled);static member SetIsPressAndHoldEnabled : System.Windows.DependencyObject * bool -> unitPublic Shared Sub SetIsPressAndHoldEnabled (element As DependencyObject, enabled As Boolean)Parameters
- element
- DependencyObject
The UIElement or ContentElement on which to enable press and hold.
- enabled
- Boolean
true to enable press and hold; false to disable press and hold.
Examples
The following example demonstrates how to enable press and hold on a Slider. This example assumes that there is a Slider called horizontalSlider1.
if (!Stylus.GetIsPressAndHoldEnabled(horizontalSlider1))
{
Stylus.SetIsPressAndHoldEnabled(horizontalSlider1, true);
}
If Not Stylus.GetIsPressAndHoldEnabled(horizontalSlider1) Then
Stylus.SetIsPressAndHoldEnabled(horizontalSlider1, True)
End If
Remarks
Press and hold maps to the right-click on a mouse. In Windows Vista, you can disable this behavior on elements if you foresee a situation where the user might hold the tablet pen down without intending to simulate a right-click.
