BaseEditSettings.AllowNullInput Property

Gets or sets whether end-users can set the editor’s value to a null reference by pressing the CTRL+DEL or CTRL+0 key combinations. This is a dependency property.

Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Editors.Settings

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Core.v20.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public bool AllowNullInput { get; set; }

VB.NET

Public Property AllowNullInput As Boolean

Property Value

Type	Description
Boolean	true to allow null input by pressing the CTRL+DEL or CTRL+0 key combinations; otherwise, false.

Property Paths

You can access this nested property as listed below:

Show 11 property paths

Object Type	Path to AllowNullInput
BarEditItem	.EditSettings.AllowNullInput
FilterField	.EditSettings.AllowNullInput
TokenEditorBehavior	.TokenEditSettings.AllowNullInput
GanttColumn	.ActualEditSettings.AllowNullInput
ColumnBase	.ActualEditSettings.AllowNullInput
GridColumn	.ActualEditSettings.AllowNullInput
TreeListColumn	.ActualEditSettings.AllowNullInput
TreeViewControl	.EditSettings.AllowNullInput
CollectionDefinition	.EditSettings.AllowNullInput
PropertyDefinition	.EditSettings.AllowNullInput
SpreadsheetCustomCellEditEventArgs	.EditSettings.AllowNullInput

Remarks

If the AllowNullInput property is set to true, end-users can set the editor’s value to a null reference by pressing the CTRL+DEL or CTRL+0 key combinations. If the BaseEditSettings.NullValue property is specified, its value is assigned to the editor’s value. Otherwise, the editor’s value is set to null (Nothing in Visual Basic).

Note

The CTRL + 0 key combination does not work when using a French or German keyboard.

Note

By default, if an end-user clears the text displayed within the edit box, the BaseEdit.EditValue property is set to a null reference. The AllowNullInput property is not in effect in this instance.