ManipulationInertiaStartingEventArgs.TranslationBehavior Property
Definition
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Gets or sets the rate of slowdown of linear inertial movement.
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property System::Windows::Input::InertiaTranslationBehavior ^ TranslationBehavior { System::Windows::Input::InertiaTranslationBehavior ^ get(); void set(System::Windows::Input::InertiaTranslationBehavior ^ value); };public System.Windows.Input.InertiaTranslationBehavior TranslationBehavior { get; set; }member this.TranslationBehavior : System.Windows.Input.InertiaTranslationBehavior with get, setPublic Property TranslationBehavior As InertiaTranslationBehaviorProperty Value
The rate of slowdown of linear inertial movement.
Remarks
Use the TranslationBehavior property to do the following:
Specify the initial velocity of the inertia when it begins by setting the InitialVelocity property.
Specify the desired position of the manipulation when inertia ends by setting the DesiredDisplacement property.
Specify the desired deceleration of the inertia by setting the DesiredDeceleration property.
You typically set either the DesiredDisplacement or the DesiredDeceleration, but not both.
For more information about manipulations, see the Input Overview. For an example of an application that responds to manipulations, see Walkthrough: Creating Your First Touch Application.
