TextPointer.GetAdjacentElement(LogicalDirection) Method
Definition
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Returns the element, if any, that borders the current TextPointer in the specified logical direction.
public:
System::Windows::DependencyObject ^ GetAdjacentElement(System::Windows::Documents::LogicalDirection direction);public System.Windows.DependencyObject GetAdjacentElement (System.Windows.Documents.LogicalDirection direction);member this.GetAdjacentElement : System.Windows.Documents.LogicalDirection -> System.Windows.DependencyObjectPublic Function GetAdjacentElement (direction As LogicalDirection) As DependencyObjectParameters
- direction
- LogicalDirection
One of the LogicalDirection values that specifies the logical direction in which to search for an adjacent element.
Returns
The adjacent element in the specified direction, or null if no adjacent element exists.
Remarks
The returned element is typically a TextElement. A UIElement can be returned when the TextPointer indicates a position inside a BlockUIContainer element or an InlineUIContainer element.
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