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Gets or sets the collection of visual ornaments applied to the text that is displayed in the control. .
(in System.Windows.dll)
XMLNS for XAML: Not mapped to an xmlns.
Visual Basic (Declaration)
<TypeConverterAttribute(GetType(TextDecorationCollectionConverter))> _
Public Property TextDecorations As TextDecorationCollection
Dim instance As ContentControl
Dim value As TextDecorationCollection
value = instance.TextDecorations
instance.TextDecorations = value
[TypeConverterAttribute(typeof(TextDecorationCollectionConverter))]
public TextDecorationCollection TextDecorations { get; set; }
[TypeConverterAttribute(typeof(TextDecorationCollectionConverter))]
public:
property TextDecorationCollection^ TextDecorations {
TextDecorationCollection^ get ();
void set (TextDecorationCollection^ value);
}
public function get TextDecorations () : TextDecorationCollection
public function set TextDecorations (value : TextDecorationCollection)
<object TextDecorations="Underline"/>
Property Value
Type:
System.Windows..::.TextDecorationCollection
The collection of visual ornaments applied to text that is displayed in the control. The default is nullNothingnullptra null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
Text decorations are typically baselines, overlines, underlines, or strikethroughs. In Silverlight 2 Beta 2, you can specify Underline only.
The TextDecorationCollection class does not have a public constructor or typical collection methods. In XAML, you can set TextDecorations to Underline. You can also set the value to an empty string.
In code, you can set the value of TextBlock..::.TextDecorations to Underline or null, which is the same as setting TextDecorations to an empty string in XAML. This restores the default value.
Reference