RibbonMiniToolbar.Show(Point) Method

Displays the toolbar at the specified position.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraBars.Ribbon

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraBars.v19.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public void Show(
    Point pt
)

VB.NET

Public Sub Show(
    pt As Point
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
pt	Point	A Point object that is the position where the toolbar will be displayed.

Remarks

The Show method displays the toolbar at the specified position. The toolbar is automatically hidden when the distance between the mouse and the toolbar becomes larger than the RibbonMiniToolbarOpacityOptions.TransparencyDistance value. To close the toolbar manually, use the RibbonMiniToolbar.Hide method.

You can display a toolbar and a popup menu simultaneously. First, assign a popup menu to a toolbar via the RibbonMiniToolbar.PopupMenu property, or assign a toolbar to a popup menu via the PopupMenu.RibbonToolbar property. Then, call the RibbonMiniToolbar.Show or the PopupMenu.ShowPopup method.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-implement-an-ms-word-like-mini-toolbar-in-richeditcontrol-t157245/CS/RTFRibbonMini/Form1.cs#L40

Point screenPoint = richEditControl1.PointToScreen(clientPoint);
ribbonMiniToolbar1.Show(screenPoint);

VB.NET

how-to-implement-an-ms-word-like-mini-toolbar-in-richeditcontrol-t157245/VB/RTFRibbonMini/Form1.vb#L42

Dim screenPoint As Point = richEditControl1.PointToScreen(clientPoint)
ribbonMiniToolbar1.Show(screenPoint)