VectorEditBox
The VectorEditBox control allows for the input of a Vector (X, Y) value. It uses the VectorPicker control in its popup.
Common Capabilities
Each of the features listed in the table below describe functionality that is common to most edit boxes. Please see the Edit Box Basics topic for details on each of these options and how to set them.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Has a spinner | Yes, and can be hidden or optionally displayed only when the control is active. |
| Has a popup | Yes, and can be hidden or its picker appearance customized. |
| Null value allowed | Yes, and can be prevented. |
| Read-only mode supported | Yes. |
| Non-editable mode supported | Yes. |
| Has multiple parts | Yes, and supports optional arrow key navigation. |
| Placeholder text supported | Yes, and overlays the control. |
| Header content supported | Yes, and appears above the control. |
| Default spin behavior | No wrap. |
Number Formats
Standard .NET numeric formats are supported via the Format property and affect the textual value display. These formats are recommended:
"F""Fx", where x is the number of decimal places (e.g.,"F1")"G"
Minimum and Maximum Values
Minimum and maximum values may be assigned via the Maximum and Minimum properties.
No values can be committed that lay outside of the inclusive range created by those properties.
Parts and Incrementing/Decrementing
This edit box has multiple parts:
- X
- Y
When the caret is over a part, the part value may be incremented or decremented. Please see the Edit Box Basics topic for information on how to do this.
Small value changes alter the current number component by 1, which is the default for the SmallChange property. Large value changes alter the current number component by 5, which is the default for the LargeChange property.
The DefaultValue property sets the value that will be set when incrementing or decrementing from a null value.
Rounding Decimal Places
The RoundingDecimalPlace property determines the maximum decimal place at which to round floating-point numbers. It defaults to 8 but can be set to any value in the range 0 to 15. Or set the value to null to prevent rounding.
Allowing NaN or Infinity Values
Text entry of NaN (not-a-number) and infinity component values into the edit box is not allowed by default.
Set the IsNaNAllowed property to true to allow a NaN value to be entered by typing the letter N.
Set the IsNegativeInfinityAllowed property to true to allow a negative infinity value to be entered by typing a negative sign - and then the letter I.
Set the IsPositiveInfinityAllowed property to true to allow a positive infinity value to be entered by typing the letter I.
Sample XAML
This control can be placed within any other XAML container control, such as a Page or Panel with this sort of XAML:
<editors:VectorEditBox Value="{Binding Path=YourVMProperty, Mode=TwoWay}" />