PenInputPanel.Height Property

Deprecated. Gets the height of the pen input panel in client coordinates. PenInputPanel has been replaced by Microsoft.Ink.TextInput.

Namespace:  Microsoft.Ink
Assembly:  Microsoft.Ink (in Microsoft.Ink.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public ReadOnly Property Height As Integer
'Usage
Dim instance As PenInputPanel 
Dim value As Integer 

value = instance.Height

public int Height { get; }

public:
property int Height {
    int get ();
}

public function get Height () : int

Property Value

Type: System.Int32
The height of the pen input panel in client coordinates.

Remarks

The height of the pen input panel is dependent on the screen resolution for the particular Tablet PC.

Starting with Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet PC Edition 2005, the Tablet PC Input Panel allows the user to continue entering handwriting by automatically increasing the size of the Input Panel to accomodate new handwriting. The Height and Width properties do not update to reflect the new size as the Input Panel grows. These properties return the original size of the Input Panel. They also do not report the dimensions of the Input Panel hover target.

Security Note:
If using under partial trust, this property requires SecurityPermissionFlag.AllFlags permission, in addition to the permissions required by PenInputPanel. See Security and Trust for more information.

Examples

This C# example creates a PenInputPanel object, thePenInputPanel, and attaches it to an InkEdit control, inkEdit1. It then attaches a VisibleChanged event handler, VisibleChanged_Event. In the event handler, it adds a sentence to the content of the edit control to which the PenInputPanel is attached. The sentence states the height of the pen input panel in pixels by retrieving the Height property and converting it to a string with the ToString method.

[C#]

//...

// Declare the PenInputPanel object
PenInputPanel thePenInputPanel;

public Form1()
{
    // Required for Windows Form Designer support
    InitializeComponent();

    // Create and attach the new PenInputPanel to an InkEdit control.
    thePenInputPanel = new PenInputPanel(inkEdit1);

    // Add a VisibleChanged event handler
    thePenInputPanel.VisibleChanged +=
        new PenInputPanelVisibleChangedEventHandler(VisibleChanged_Event);
}

//...

public void VisibleChanged_Event(object sender,
                                            PenInputPanelVisibleChangedEventArgs e)
{
    // Make sure the object that generated
    // the event is a PenInputPanel object
    if (sender is PenInputPanel)
    {
        PenInputPanel theSenderPanel = (PenInputPanel)sender;

        // When the panel has become visible...
        if (e.NewVisibility)
        {
            // Display the height of the panel in the attached edit control
            theSenderPanel.AttachedEditControl.Text +=
                    "The height of the panel is ";
            theSenderPanel.AttachedEditControl.Text +=
                     theSenderPanel.Height.ToString();
            theSenderPanel.AttachedEditControl.Text += " pixels.\n";
        }
    }
}

This Microsoft Visual Basic® .NET example creates a PenInputPanel object, thePenInputPanel, and attaches it to an InkEdit control, InkEdit1. It then attaches a VisibleChanged event handler, VisibleChanged_Event. In the event handler, it adds a sentence to the content of the edit control to which the PenInputPanel is attached. The sentence states the height of the pen input panel in pixels by retrieving the Height property and converting it to a string with the ToString method.

[Visual Basic]

'...

' Declare the PenInputPanel object
Dim thePenInputPanel As PenInputPanel

Public Sub New()
    MyBase.New()

    ' Required for Windows Form Designer support
    InitializeComponent()

    ' Create and attach the new PenInputPanel to an InkEdit control.
    thePenInputPanel = New PenInputPanel(InkEdit1)

    ' Add a VisibleChanged event handler
    AddHandler thePenInputPanel.VisibleChanged, _
               AddressOf VisibleChanged_Event
End Sub 'New

'...

Public Sub VisibleChanged_Event(sender As Object, e As _
                                PenInputPanelVisibleChangedEventArgs)
    ' Make sure the object that generated
    ' the event is a PenInputPanel object
    If TypeOf sender Is PenInputPanel Then
       Dim theSenderPanel As PenInputPanel = CType(sender, PenInputPanel)

       ' When the panel has become visible...
       If e.NewVisibility Then
          ' Display the height of the panel in the attached edit control
          theSenderPanel.AttachedEditControl.Text += _
                   "The height of the panel is "
          theSenderPanel.AttachedEditControl.Text += _
                     theSenderPanel.Height.ToString()
         theSenderPanel.AttachedEditControl.Text += " pixels." + ControlChars.Lf
       End If
    End If
End Sub 'VisibleChanged_Event

Platforms

Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008

The .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework do not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.

Version Information

.NET Framework

Supported in: 3.0

See Also

Reference

PenInputPanel Class

PenInputPanel Members

Microsoft.Ink Namespace

PenInputPanel.Width