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TdxDockingManager.AutoHideInterval Property

Specifies the time interval that passes before auto hiding a dock control.

#Declaration

Delphi
property AutoHideInterval: Integer read; write; default dxAutoHideInterval;

#Property Value

Type
Integer

#Remarks

When the auto hide feature is enabled for a dock control, the control’s behavior depends on whether it is currently active. If inactive, it is automatically hidden when the mouse pointer leaves its area. Otherwise, the control will be hidden when made inactive, provided that the mouse pointer is outside of it.

The AutoHideInterval property specifies the time interval that passes between the action that forces the control to be hidden and the actual start of hiding the control. The property value is set in milliseconds. If you need immediate control hiding, set this property to 0.

Setting the AutoHideInterval property to larger values allows you to avoid accidental control hiding. This implies, that end-users will be able to return the mouse pointer to the control’s area after accidentally moving it away.

The default value of the AutoHideInterval property is dxAutoHideInterval.

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