SourceChangedEventArgs Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the SourceChangedEventArgs class.
Overloads
| SourceChangedEventArgs(PresentationSource, PresentationSource) |
Initializes a new instance of the SourceChangedEventArgs class, using supplied information for the old and new sources. |
| SourceChangedEventArgs(PresentationSource, PresentationSource, IInputElement, IInputElement) |
Initializes a new instance of the SourceChangedEventArgs class, using supplied information for the old and new sources, the element that this change effects, and the previous reported parent of that element. |
SourceChangedEventArgs(PresentationSource, PresentationSource)
Initializes a new instance of the SourceChangedEventArgs class, using supplied information for the old and new sources.
public:
SourceChangedEventArgs(System::Windows::PresentationSource ^ oldSource, System::Windows::PresentationSource ^ newSource);[System.Security.SecurityCritical]
public SourceChangedEventArgs (System.Windows.PresentationSource oldSource, System.Windows.PresentationSource newSource);public SourceChangedEventArgs (System.Windows.PresentationSource oldSource, System.Windows.PresentationSource newSource);[<System.Security.SecurityCritical>]
new System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgs : System.Windows.PresentationSource * System.Windows.PresentationSource -> System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgsnew System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgs : System.Windows.PresentationSource * System.Windows.PresentationSource -> System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgsPublic Sub New (oldSource As PresentationSource, newSource As PresentationSource)Parameters
- oldSource
- PresentationSource
The old PresentationSource that this handler is being notified about.
- newSource
- PresentationSource
The new PresentationSource that this handler is being notified about.
- Attributes
Applies to
SourceChangedEventArgs(PresentationSource, PresentationSource, IInputElement, IInputElement)
Initializes a new instance of the SourceChangedEventArgs class, using supplied information for the old and new sources, the element that this change effects, and the previous reported parent of that element.
public:
SourceChangedEventArgs(System::Windows::PresentationSource ^ oldSource, System::Windows::PresentationSource ^ newSource, System::Windows::IInputElement ^ element, System::Windows::IInputElement ^ oldParent);[System.Security.SecurityCritical]
public SourceChangedEventArgs (System.Windows.PresentationSource oldSource, System.Windows.PresentationSource newSource, System.Windows.IInputElement element, System.Windows.IInputElement oldParent);public SourceChangedEventArgs (System.Windows.PresentationSource oldSource, System.Windows.PresentationSource newSource, System.Windows.IInputElement element, System.Windows.IInputElement oldParent);[<System.Security.SecurityCritical>]
new System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgs : System.Windows.PresentationSource * System.Windows.PresentationSource * System.Windows.IInputElement * System.Windows.IInputElement -> System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgsnew System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgs : System.Windows.PresentationSource * System.Windows.PresentationSource * System.Windows.IInputElement * System.Windows.IInputElement -> System.Windows.SourceChangedEventArgsPublic Sub New (oldSource As PresentationSource, newSource As PresentationSource, element As IInputElement, oldParent As IInputElement)Parameters
- oldSource
- PresentationSource
The old PresentationSource that this handler is being notified about.
- newSource
- PresentationSource
The new PresentationSource that this handler is being notified about.
- element
- IInputElement
The element whose parent changed causing the source to change.
- oldParent
- IInputElement
The old parent of the element whose parent changed causing the source to change.
- Attributes
Applies to
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