PlaceInfo.Show Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Show(Rect) |
Shows in a pop-up window, the map location and related information that is described in the PlaceInfo. |
| Show(Rect, Placement) |
Shows in a light-dismissible window, the map location and related information that is described in the PlaceInfo. |
Show(Rect)
public:
virtual void Show(Rect selection) = Show;/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("Show")]
void Show(Rect const& selection);[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("Show")]
public void Show(Rect selection);function show(selection)Public Sub Show (selection As Rect)Parameters
- selection
- Rect
The Rect is the rectangular area of user selection (for example, pressing a button), around which the operating system displays the light-dismissible window, not within that rectangular area. For example, if an app uses a button to show the place, pass the Rect of the button so the light-dismissible window displays around the button, not overlapping it.
- Attributes
Remarks
By default, this window appears below the selection rectangle. If you want to specify a different placement for this window, use the overloaded version of this method that accepts a Placement value as a parameter. This method closes any place card UIs that are already visible.
Applies to
Show(Rect, Placement)
public:
virtual void Show(Rect selection, Placement preferredPlacement) = Show;/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("ShowWithPreferredPlacement")]
void Show(Rect const& selection, Placement const& preferredPlacement);[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("ShowWithPreferredPlacement")]
public void Show(Rect selection, Placement preferredPlacement);function show(selection, preferredPlacement)Public Sub Show (selection As Rect, preferredPlacement As Placement)Parameters
- selection
- Rect
The Rect is the rectangular area of user selection (for example, pressing a button), around which the operating system displays the light-dismissible window, not within that rectangular area. For example, if an app uses a button to show the place, pass the Rect of the button so the light-dismissible window displays around the button, not overlapping it.
- preferredPlacement
- Placement
The preferred placement of the light-dismissible window relative to the rectangle.
- Attributes
Remarks
This method closes any place card UIs that are already visible.