C# Class WinRTXamlToolkit.Controls.Primitives.CalendarButton

Inheritance: Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.Button
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Private Properties

Property Type Description
ChangeVisualState void
OnLoad void
SendPointerReleased void

Public Methods

Method Description
CalendarButton ( ) : System

Initializes a new instance of the T:WinRTXamlToolkit.Controls.Primitives.CalendarButton class.

Protected Methods

Method Description
OnApplyTemplate ( ) : void

Builds the visual tree for the T:WinRTXamlToolkit.Controls.Primitives.CalendarButton when a new template is applied.

OnCreateAutomationPeer ( ) : AutomationPeer

Returns a CalendarButtonAutomationPeer for use by the Silverlight automation infrastructure.

This method creates a new CalendarButtonAutomationPeer instance if one has not been created for the CalendarButton; otherwise, it returns the CalendarButtonAutomationPeer previously created.

Classes that participate in the Silverlight automation infrastructure must implement this method to return a class-specific derived class of AutomationPeer that reports information for automation behavior.

OnPointerPressed ( global e ) : void

Provides class handling for the MouseLeftButtonDown event that occurs when the left mouse button is pressed while the mouse pointer is over this control.

This method marks the MouseLeftButtonDown event as handled by setting the PointerRoutedEventArgs.Handled property of the event data to true when the button is enabled and its ClickMode is not set to Hover. Since this method marks the MouseLeftButtonDown event as handled in some situations, you should use the Click event instead to detect a button click.

OnPointerReleased ( PointerRoutedEventArgs e ) : void

Provides handling for the PointerReleased event that occurs when the left mouse button is released while the mouse pointer is over this control.

This method marks the PointerReleased event as handled by setting the PointerRoutedEventArgs.Handled property of the event data to true when the button is enabled and its ClickMode is not set to Hover. Since this method marks the PointerReleased event as handled in some situations, you should use the Click event instead to detect a button click.

Private Methods

Method Description
ChangeVisualState ( bool useTransitions ) : void

Change to the correct visual state for the button.

OnLoad ( object sender, RoutedEventArgs e ) : void

Handle the Loaded event.

SendPointerReleased ( PointerRoutedEventArgs e ) : void

We need to simulate the PointerReleased event for the CalendarButton that stays in Pressed state after MouseCapture is released since there is no actual PointerReleased event for the release.

Method Details

CalendarButton() public method

Initializes a new instance of the T:WinRTXamlToolkit.Controls.Primitives.CalendarButton class.
public CalendarButton ( ) : System
return System

OnApplyTemplate() protected method

Builds the visual tree for the T:WinRTXamlToolkit.Controls.Primitives.CalendarButton when a new template is applied.
protected OnApplyTemplate ( ) : void
return void

OnCreateAutomationPeer() protected method

Returns a CalendarButtonAutomationPeer for use by the Silverlight automation infrastructure.

This method creates a new CalendarButtonAutomationPeer instance if one has not been created for the CalendarButton; otherwise, it returns the CalendarButtonAutomationPeer previously created.

Classes that participate in the Silverlight automation infrastructure must implement this method to return a class-specific derived class of AutomationPeer that reports information for automation behavior.

protected OnCreateAutomationPeer ( ) : AutomationPeer
return Windows.UI.Xaml.Automation.Peers.AutomationPeer

OnPointerPressed() protected method

Provides class handling for the MouseLeftButtonDown event that occurs when the left mouse button is pressed while the mouse pointer is over this control.
This method marks the MouseLeftButtonDown event as handled by setting the PointerRoutedEventArgs.Handled property of the event data to true when the button is enabled and its ClickMode is not set to Hover. Since this method marks the MouseLeftButtonDown event as handled in some situations, you should use the Click event instead to detect a button click.
/// e is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic). ///
protected OnPointerPressed ( global e ) : void
e global The event data.
return void

OnPointerReleased() protected method

Provides handling for the PointerReleased event that occurs when the left mouse button is released while the mouse pointer is over this control.
This method marks the PointerReleased event as handled by setting the PointerRoutedEventArgs.Handled property of the event data to true when the button is enabled and its ClickMode is not set to Hover. Since this method marks the PointerReleased event as handled in some situations, you should use the Click event instead to detect a button click.
/// e is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic). ///
protected OnPointerReleased ( PointerRoutedEventArgs e ) : void
e Windows.UI.Xaml.Input.PointerRoutedEventArgs The event data.
return void