- Appearance settings
- Behavior settings
- Scroll settings
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GroupView Settings in Windows Forms GroupView
28 Apr 20212 minutes to read
This section discusses the various settings that can be applied to define the look and behavior of the GroupView control.
Appearance settings
The following table describes the properties that enhance the appearance of the GroupView control.
this.groupView1.FlatLook = true;
this.groupView1.BorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.BorderStyle.FixedSingle;
Me.groupView1.FlatLook = True
Me.groupView1.BorderStyle = System.Windows.Forms.BorderStyle.FixedSingle
The border of the GroupView Items can be changed by drawing the border without the 3-dimensional edge which can be attained by setting the FlatLook property to true
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We can specify the border style for the GroupView control using the BorderStyle property.
Behavior settings
This section discusses the properties that determine the behavior of the GroupView control.
Drag-and-drop effect
This explains the drag-and-drop settings supported by the GroupView control.
this.groupView1.AllowDragDrop = true;
this.groupView1.AllowDragAnyObject = true;
Me.groupView1.AllowDragDrop = True
Me.groupView1.AllowDragAnyObject = True
Spacing
Spacing can be provided between the GroupView Items, and between the GroupView control’s left border and the GroupView Items using the properties given below.
this.groupView1.ItemXSpacing = 5;
this.groupView1.ItemYSpacing = 10;
Me.groupView1.ItemXSpacing = 5
Me.groupView1.ItemYSpacing = 10
GroupBar with ItemXSpacing = “5” and ItemYSpacing = ‘“10”
Scroll settings
We can specify scrolling for the GroupBar control to view the set of GroupView Items back and forth. This can be achieved by setting the IntegratedScrolling property to true
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this.groupView2.IntegratedScrolling = False;
Me.groupView1.IntegratedScrolling = False