ToolTipService.BetweenShowDelay Attached Property
Definition
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Gets or sets the maximum time between the display of two tooltips where the second tooltip appears without a delay.
see GetBetweenShowDelay, and SetBetweenShowDelaysee GetBetweenShowDelay, and SetBetweenShowDelaysee GetBetweenShowDelay, and SetBetweenShowDelayExceptions
The value of the InitialShowDelay property is less than zero (0).
Remarks
Typically, when a user moves the mouse pointer over an object that has a tooltip, there is a delay before the tooltip is displayed. This delay is equal to the value of the InitialShowDelay property. However, after a tooltip is displayed there is a period of time during which another tooltip can be displayed without waiting for the InitialShowDelay time to pass. You specify this time period by using the BetweenShowDelay property. When the user moves the mouse within this time period from one element that has a visible tooltip to another element that has a tooltip, the value of the InitialShowDelay property for the second tooltip is not applied and the second tooltip appears immediately.
For information about how to get or set this property, see the GetBetweenShowDelay and SetBetweenShowDelay methods.
Dependency Property Information
| Identifier field | BetweenShowDelayProperty |
Metadata properties set to true |
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