SnapLinePriority Enumeration
Specifies the relative importance of a snapline.
Assembly: System.Design (in System.Design.dll)
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Always | The priority category that is equivalent to the highest priority of all the current snaplines. Indicates that this category of snapline should always be active. | |
| High | The highest priority category. | |
| Low | The lowest priority category. | |
| Medium | The middle priority category. |
A snapline's priority acts as a suggestion to visual designers about how to treat a snapline with respect to its peers. The layout engine uses a simple method of determining whether to display the snaplines for a control: only the highest priority snaplines, including those with a value of Always, are shown for each orientation—vertical or horizontal.
To set the priority of a snapline, a SnapLinePriority enumeration is specified when creating an instance of the SnapLine class.
Available since 2.0