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XRScrollEventType (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

This enumeration specifies the type of action used to raise the Scroll event.

Syntax

enum XRScrollEventType{
  XRScrollEventType_EndScroll = 8,
  XRScrollEventType_First = 6,
  XRScrollEventType_LargeDecrement = 2,
  XRScrollEventType_LargeIncrement = 3,
  XRScrollEventType_Last = 7,
  XRScrollEventType_SmallDecrement = 0,
  XRScrollEventType_SmallIncrement = 1,
  XRScrollEventType_ThumbPosition = 4,
  XRScrollEventType_ThumbTrack = 5
};

Members

  • XRScrollEventType_EndScroll
    The IXRThumb was being dragged to a new position and has stopped moving.
  • XRScrollEventType_First
    The IXRThumb moved to the Minimum position of the IXRScrollBar.
  • XRScrollEventType_LargeDecrement
    IXRThumb was moved a large distance. The user clicked the scroll bar to the left (horizontal) or above (vertical) the thumb.
  • XRScrollEventType_LargeIncrement
    IXRThumb was moved a large distance. The user clicked the scroll bar to the right (horizontal) or below (vertical) the thumb.
  • XRScrollEventType_Last
    The IXRThumb moved to the Maximum position of the scroll bar.
  • XRScrollEventType_SmallDecrement
    The IXRThumb was moved a small distance. The user clicked the left (horizontal) or top (vertical) scroll arrow.
  • XRScrollEventType_SmallIncrement
    IXRThumb was moved a small distance. The user clicked the right (horizontal) or bottom (vertical) scroll arrow.
  • XRScrollEventType_ThumbPosition
    The IXRThumb moved to a new position because the user selected Scroll Here in the shortcut menu of the scroll bar.
  • XRScrollEventType_ThumbTrack
    The IXRThumb was dragged and caused a MouseMove event. A Scroll event of this ScrollEventType may occur more than one time when the IXRThumb is dragged in the scroll bar.

.NET Framework Equivalent

System.Windows.Controls.Primitives.ScrollEventType

Requirements

Header XamlRuntime.h
sysgen SYSGEN_XAML_RUNTIME
Windows Embedded CE Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3

See Also

Reference

Silverlight for Windows Embedded Enumerations