Commands are the basis for interactions with user-interface elements, and each command contains a chart functionality that developers can use to build their own custom toolbar and/or context menu.Commands are the basis for interactions with user-interface elements.
Each command contains a chart functionality that developers can utilize to build their own custom toolbar and/or context menu.
The type of command is determined by CommandType property. The Command has Parameters and can be executed by Execute method.
Object Model
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Syntax
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Public Class Command Inherits CommandElement Implements e | |
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public class Command : CommandElement, e | |
Remarks
The type of command is determined by the CommandType property.
A Command has Parameters and can be executed using the Execute method.
Commands are either standard or user-defined.
The standard commands are provided for common actions required by end-users, while user-defined commands allow for the extension of existing commands and the creation of unique commands.
Some commands contains other commands, and this determines their special behavior. For example, a group container appears in the context menu as a menu item with sub items or pulldown buttons in the toolbar.
A command contains visual attributes such as Text, Image and Visible properties that determine the appearance of the command in the toolbar and/or context menu.
Commands are either Standart and Used-Defined. The Standart Commands are provided for common actions required by end-user while User-Defined Commands afford the extension of existing commands or creating unique behavior.
Some commands contains other commands and this determines their special behavior - they are group conainers and apear in the context menu as menu item with subitems or pulldown buttons in toolbar.
The command contans visual attributes such as Text,Image and Visible which determines the appereance of the command in the toolbar and the context menu.
Inheritance Hierarchy
System.Object
Dundas.Charting.WebControl.CommandElement
Dundas.Charting.WebControl.Command
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family