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IGxContentsViewColumn Interface (ArcObjects .NET 10.8 SDK)
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IGxContentsViewColumn Interface

Provides access to members that control the GxContentsViewColumn.

Product Availability

Available with ArcGIS Desktop.

Description

The IGxContentsViewColumn interface provides access to the properties of the columns contained within the GxContentsView object. The column properties allow you to set the width, visibility, and caption of the column. Intrinsic properties (Intrinsic property set to True) are properties such as Name, Category, and Size. These are not really useful unless you add your own GxObject through a new workspace factory; if you do this, you have the ability to add object-specific special properties.

The PropertyName property is based on keywords within the metadata for the object. Make sure you have metadata with the specific keyword before using it as a PropertyName.

 

Members

Name Description
Read/write property Caption The caption of the column.
Read/write property Intrinsic Indicates if intrinsic.
Read/write property PropertyName The property name.
Read/write property Visible Indicates if visible.
Read/write property Width The width of the column.

Classes that implement IGxContentsViewColumn

Classes Description
GxContentsViewColumn Provides access to contents view column.

Remarks

The IGxContentsViewColumn interface provides access to the properties of the columns contained within the GxContentsView object. The column properties allow for setting of the width, visibility, and caption of the column.

Intrinsic properties (Intrinsic property set to True) are things such as Name, Category, Size, etc. These are not really useful unless a developer adds their own GxObject through a new workspace factory, then he or she has the ability to add object specific "special" properties.