PrintingSystemBase.GetCommandVisibility(PrintingSystemCommand) Method

Gets the current visibility of the specified printing system command.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraPrinting

Assembly: DevExpress.Printing.v18.2.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

public virtual CommandVisibility GetCommandVisibility(
    PrintingSystemCommand command
)

VB.NET

Public Overridable Function GetCommandVisibility(
    command As PrintingSystemCommand
) As CommandVisibility

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
command	PrintingSystemCommand	A CommandVisibility enumeration value which represents the visibility of the specified command.

Returns

Type	Description
CommandVisibility	A PrintingSystemCommand enumeration value which specifies the command whose visibility is to be determined.

Remarks

Every printing system command is represented by either a toolbar button or a menu item, or both, in the Preview window. The values of the CommandVisibility enumeration represent the visibility states of the command. So, the GetCommandVisibility method allows the current visibility state of the printing system command to be determined.

To change the visibility of the specified printing system command, use the PrintingSystemBase.SetCommandVisibility method.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

Reporting_how-to-change-visibility-of-toolbar-buttons-and-menu-items-in-print-preview-e105/CS/Form1.cs#L21

// Hide the Watermark toolbar button, and also the Watermark menu item.
if(ps.GetCommandVisibility(PrintingSystemCommand.Watermark) != CommandVisibility.None) {
    ps.SetCommandVisibility(PrintingSystemCommand.Watermark, CommandVisibility.None);

VB.NET

Reporting_how-to-change-visibility-of-toolbar-buttons-and-menu-items-in-print-preview-e105/VB/Form1.vb#L23

' Hide the Watermark toolbar button, and also the Watermark menu item.
If ps.GetCommandVisibility(PrintingSystemCommand.Watermark) <> CommandVisibility.None Then
    ps.SetCommandVisibility(PrintingSystemCommand.Watermark, CommandVisibility.None)