Method toolbar.Show(+ 3 overloads)

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Overload

Shows the toolbar.

public void Show(screen screen = default)

Parameters

screen  (screen) Attach to this screen. For example a screen index (0 the primary, 1 the first non-primary, and so on). Example: screen.index(1). If not specified, the toolbar will be attached to the screen where it is now or where will be moved later. Don't use this parameter if this toolbar was created by toolbar.AutoHideScreenEdge, because then screen is already known.

Exceptions

ArgumentException The toolbar was created by AutoHideScreenEdge, and now screen specified again.

InvalidOperationException Show already called.

Remarks

The toolbar will be moved when the screen moved or resized.

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Overload(next)

Shows the toolbar and attaches to a window.

public void Show(wnd ownerWindow, bool clientArea = false)

Parameters

ownerWindow  (wnd) Window or control. Can belong to any process.

clientArea  (bool) Let the toolbar position be relative to the client area of the window.

Exceptions

InvalidOperationException Show already called.

ArgumentException ownerWindow is 0.

Remarks

The toolbar will be above the window in the Z order; moved when the window moved or resized; hidden when the window hidden, cloaked or minimized; destroyed when the window destroyed.

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Overload(next)

Shows the toolbar and attaches to an object in a window.

public void Show(wnd ownerWindow, ITBOwnerObject oo)

Parameters

ownerWindow  (wnd) Window that contains the object. Can be control. Can belong to any process.

oo  (ITBOwnerObject) A variable of a user-defined class that implements ITBOwnerObject interface. It provides object location, visibility, etc.

Exceptions

InvalidOperationException Show already called.

ArgumentException ownerWindow is 0.

Remarks

The toolbar will be above the window in the Z order; moved when the object or window moved or resized; hidden when the object or window hidden, cloaked or minimized; destroyed when the object or window destroyed.

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Overload(top)

Shows the toolbar. If ta is WindowTriggerArgs, attaches the toolbar to the trigger window. Else if ta != null, calls TriggerArgs.DisableTriggerUntilClosed.

public void Show(TriggerArgs ta)

Parameters

ta  (TriggerArgs)