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XmlDockingWindowBreadcrumb Class

Represents a serializable version of the DockingWindowBreadcrumb class reference, used for saving to XML layout.

public class XmlDockingWindowBreadcrumb : XmlDockingObject
Inheritance:
object XmlObjectBase XmlDockingObject object

Constructors

XmlDockingWindowBreadcrumb()

Initializes an instance of the class.

public XmlDockingWindowBreadcrumb()

Properties

ContainerDockedSize

The size of the docking window's container when in a Docked state.

public Size ContainerDockedSize { get; set; }

Property Value

Size

See Also

ContainerDockedSizeSerializable

The size of the docking window's container when in a Docked state, expressed as a string.

public string ContainerDockedSizeSerializable { get; set; }

Property Value

string

CreationDateTime

The date/time at which the breadcrumb was created.

public DateTime CreationDateTime { get; set; }

Property Value

DateTime

UniqueId

The unique ID of the window.

public Guid UniqueId { get; set; }

Property Value

Guid

Methods

GetSerializerProperties()

Returns an enumerable of IXmlSerializerProperty instances which define the properties supported by serialization.

public override IEnumerable<IXmlSerializerProperty> GetSerializerProperties()

Returns

IEnumerable<IXmlSerializerProperty>

Remarks

When not using System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer, derived classes should override this method to define additional properties that should be included by the serializer.

ShouldSerializeContainerDockedSizeSerializable()

Determines if the ContainerDockedSizeSerializable property should be serialized.

public virtual bool ShouldSerializeContainerDockedSizeSerializable()

Returns

bool:

true if the ContainerDockedSizeSerializable property should be serialized; otherwise, false.

ShouldSerializeUniqueId()

Determines if the UniqueId property should be serialized.

public virtual bool ShouldSerializeUniqueId()

Returns

bool:

true if the UniqueId property should be serialized; otherwise, false.

Inherited Members

Extension Methods