TcxSchedulerSubControlHitTest Class
The base class for HitTest information containers for Scheduler UI elements.
Declaration
TcxSchedulerSubControlHitTest = class(
TObject
)Remarks
HitTest information identifies the inspected visual element — a visual element at the current mouse pointer position or at coordinates specified using HitPoint, HitX, and HitY properties).
Main API Members
The list below outlines key members of the TcxSchedulerSubControlHitTest class. These members allow you to identify UI elements by their coordinates within the client area.
Inspected Point-Related API Members
- HitPoint
- Specifies the inspected point.
- HitX | HitY
- Specify individual inspected point coordinates.
- Recalculate
- Recalculates HitTest information based on the current inspected point coordinates.
Visual Element-Related API Members
- HitAtControl
- Identifies if the inspected point belongs to the Scheduler control client area.
- HitAtTime
- Identifies if the inspected point is within the “time” element of the scheduling area or the Date Navigator.
- Time
- Returns the date/time value that corresponds to the inspected point position within the scheduling area or the Date Navigator.
Direct TcxSchedulerSubControlHitTest Class Reference
The TcxCustomScheduler.ActiveHitTest property references a TcxSchedulerSubControlHitTest object.
Terminal TcxSchedulerSubControlHitTest Class Descendants
You may need to cast a TcxSchedulerSubControlHitTest object to one of the following classes to access all public API members:
- TcxSchedulerAgendaViewHitTest
- Stores HitTest information for the Agenda View.
- TcxSchedulerDateNavigatorHitTest
- Stores HitTest information for the Date Navigator.
- TcxSchedulerDayViewHitTest
- Stores HitTest information for the Day View.
- TcxSchedulerGanttViewHitTest
- Stores HitTest information for the Gantt View.
- TcxSchedulerTimeGridViewHitTest
- Stores HitTest information for the TimeGrid View.
- TcxSchedulerYearViewHitTest
- Stores HitTest information for the Year View.
Tip
Call the ActiveHitTest.ClassType function or use other RTTI functionality to identify the HitTest container type.