LocalizabilityAttribute::Category Property
Gets the category setting of the localization attribute's targeted value.
Assembly: PresentationCore (in PresentationCore.dll)
Property Value
Type: System.Windows::LocalizationCategoryThe category setting of the localization attribute.
The following table shows the modifiability settings of the localization attribute.
Category setting | Meaning |
|---|---|
Resource does not belong to a standard category. | |
A lengthy piece of descriptive text. | |
A single line of text, such as a title. | |
A short text string, such as a control label. | |
A Button or related control. | |
A CheckBox or related control. | |
A ComboBox or related control, such as ComboBoxItem. | |
A ListBox or related control, such as ListBoxItem. | |
A RadioButton or related control. | |
A ToolTip or related control. | |
A Hyperlink or related control. | |
A FlowDocument or other panel that can contain text. | |
XML data. | |
Font-related data such as font family, font style, or font size. | |
Inherits category from parent node. | |
Do not localize this resource. This does not apply to any child nodes of the resource. | |
Do not localize this resource, or any of its child nodes whose category is set to Inherit. |
The following code example shows the category settings of localization attributes defined for a button.
<!-- Define localization attributes for the button. - The content is visible to the localizer and can be changed. - The font family property is visible to the localizer but cannot be changed. --> <Button FontFamily="Microsoft San Serif" Localization.Attributes= "$Content(Button Readable Modifiable) FontFamily(Font Readable Unmodifiable)" > your company name here </Button>
Available since 3.0