Description

The DeleteBookmarksDialog class implements a dialog box which shows all targets in the current document. The user can jump to a target or can delete one or more targets. Each item of the dialog box has a name, available through its Name property, which corresponds with a member of the WPF.DeleteBookmarksDialog.DialogItem enumeration. The FrameworkElement.FindName method can be used to get a certain item and manipulate, move or delete it. The WPF.DeleteBookmarksDialog is a modal dialog box which must be shown with the WPF.DeleteBookmarksDialog.ShowDialog method.

Syntax

public class DeleteBookmarksDialog : Window, IComponentConnector

Public Class DeleteBookmarksDialog
    Inherits Window
    Implements IComponentConnector

Examples

The following example creates an DeleteBookmarksDialog object and shows the dialog box:

DeleteBookmarksDialog dlg = new DeleteBookmarksDialog(textControl1);
dlg.ShowDialog();

Dim dlg As New DeleteBookmarksDialog(textControl1)
dlg.ShowDialog()

The following example creates a Delete Bookmarks Dialog instance and configures its allows transparency setting for a document workflow.

TXTextControl.WPF.DeleteBookmarksDialog deleteBookmarksDialog = new(new TXTextControl.WPF.TextControl());
deleteBookmarksDialog.AllowsTransparency = true;

Dim deleteBookmarksDialog As New TXTextControl.WPF.DeleteBookmarksDialog(New TXTextControl.WPF.TextControl())
deleteBookmarksDialog.AllowsTransparency = True

Members

Constructors

Constructor	Description
DeleteBookmarksDialog	Creates a DeleteBookmarksDialog object for the specified WPF.TextControl.

Methods

Method	Description
InitializeComponent	Not described in the reference. `public void InitializeComponent();`

Enumerations

Enumeration	Description
DialogItem	Each DialogItem represents an item in a WPF.DeleteBookmarksDialog dialog box. The corresponding string of a DialogItem is the same as the item's Name property. The string can be used with the FrameworkElement.FindName method to get the item and manipulate, move or delete it.