UserLookAndFeel.Assign(UserLookAndFeel) Method

Copies properties of the specified UserLookAndFeel object to the current object.

Namespace: DevExpress.LookAndFeel

Assembly: DevExpress.Utils.v19.1.dll

Declaration

C#

public virtual void Assign(
    UserLookAndFeel source
)

VB.NET

Public Overridable Sub Assign(
    source As UserLookAndFeel
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
source	UserLookAndFeel	The source UserLookAndFeel object.

Remarks

The Assign method copies the UserLookAndFeel.ParentLookAndFeel, UserLookAndFeel.UseDefaultLookAndFeel, UserLookAndFeel.UseWindowsXPTheme and UserLookAndFeel.Style property values from the specified UserLookAndFeel object to the current one.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-keep-a-look-and-feel-of-windows-forms-in-sync-e2243/CS/ThreadedSkinning/Form2.cs#L24

    UserLookAndFeel.Default.Assign((UserLookAndFeel)sender);
}

how-to-create-popupcontrolcontainer-that-uses-its-own-lookandfeel-settings-e1441/CS/Q205284/MyPopupControlContainer.cs#L15

if (temp == null) temp = new UserLookAndFeel(this);
temp.Assign(LookAndFeel);
return base.CreateSubControl(manager);

custom-editor-timeedit-with-a-popup-window-e4060/CS/TimeEditControl/TimeEditPopupControl/TimeEditPopupControl.cs#L124

buttonOK = new SimpleButton();
buttonOK.LookAndFeel.Assign(OwnerEdit.LookAndFeel);
buttonOK.Size = new Size(30, 20);

how-to-provide-the-colorsource-property-for-coloredit-t306403/CS/T306403/CustomColorEdit/CustomPopupColorBuilder.cs#L33

if(Owner.LookAndFeel != null)
    colorBox.LookAndFeel.Assign(Owner.LookAndFeel);
tabPage.Controls.Add(colorBox);

how-to-customize-columns-order-and-visibility-in-a-custom-drop-down-menu-e2015/CS/Sample/QuickColumnCustomizationEdit.cs#L53

gridView = view;
Properties.LookAndFeel.Assign(gridView.GetLookAndFeel());
MakeUnEnable();

VB.NET

how-to-keep-a-look-and-feel-of-windows-forms-in-sync-e2243/VB/ThreadedSkinning/Form2.vb#L26

    UserLookAndFeel.Default.Assign(CType(sender, UserLookAndFeel))
End Sub

how-to-create-popupcontrolcontainer-that-uses-its-own-lookandfeel-settings-e1441/VB/Q205284/MyPopupControlContainer.vb#L23

End If
temp.Assign(LookAndFeel)
Return MyBase.CreateSubControl(manager)

custom-editor-timeedit-with-a-popup-window-e4060/VB/TimeEditControl/TimeEditPopupControl/TimeEditPopupControl.vb#L111

buttonOK = New SimpleButton()
buttonOK.LookAndFeel.Assign(OwnerEdit.LookAndFeel)
buttonOK.Size = New Size(30, 20)

how-to-provide-the-colorsource-property-for-coloredit-t306403/VB/T306403/CustomColorEdit/CustomPopupColorBuilder.vb#L35

If Owner.LookAndFeel IsNot Nothing Then
    colorBox.LookAndFeel.Assign(Owner.LookAndFeel)
End If

how-to-customize-columns-order-and-visibility-in-a-custom-drop-down-menu-e2015/VB/Sample/QuickColumnCustomizationEdit.vb#L71

gridView_Renamed = view
Properties.LookAndFeel.Assign(gridView_Renamed.GetLookAndFeel())
MakeUnEnable()