BaseHitInfo.HitPoint Property

Gets or sets the test point.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Base.ViewInfo

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraGrid.v19.1.dll

Declaration

C#

public virtual Point HitPoint { get; set; }

VB.NET

Public Overridable Property HitPoint As Point

Property Value

Type	Description
Point	A Point structure representing the test point. The point coordinates are set relative to the grid’s top-left corner.

Remarks

Objects providing information about a point within a View can be obtained using the View’s CalcHitInfo method. The method accepts the test point as its parameter. This point is assigned to the returned object’s HitPoint property.

Note that changing the HitPoint property value doesn’t lead to recalculating the settings of other objects. Thus, you need to call the View’s CalcHitInfo method each time you need to obtain information about a View point.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-customize-columns-order-and-visibility-in-a-custom-drop-down-menu-e2015/CS/Sample/CustomGridControl.cs#L201

if (hit.HitTest == GridHitTest.ColumnButton && ((CustomGridView)View).OptionsCustomization.AllowQuickCustomisation)
    if (((CustomGridViewInfo)ViewInfo).IsQuickCustomisationButton(hitInfo.HitPoint))
        ((CustomGridView)View).ShowColumnCustomizationMenu(hit.HitPoint);

how-to-find-an-element-located-under-the-mouse-cursor-in-master-and-detail-views-e2451/CS/Form1.cs#L87

    return null;
toolTip.Items.Add(String.Format("Cell at {0}:", hi.HitPoint));
toolTip.Items.Add(string.Format("Column = {0}", hi.Column));

how-to-provide-the-capability-to-change-a-column-header-height-e3366/CS/GridControlWithResizingColumnHeader/Custom GridView/MyGridViewInfo.cs#L60

GridHitInfo hi = base.CalcHitInfo(pt);
hi.HitPoint = pt;
if (!IsReady) return hi;

VB.NET

how-to-customize-columns-order-and-visibility-in-a-custom-drop-down-menu-e2015/VB/Sample/CustomGridControl.vb#L244

If hit.HitTest = GridHitTest.ColumnButton AndAlso CType(View, CustomGridView).OptionsCustomization.AllowQuickCustomisation Then
    If CType(ViewInfo, CustomGridViewInfo).IsQuickCustomisationButton(hitInfo.HitPoint) Then
        CType(View, CustomGridView).ShowColumnCustomizationMenu(hit.HitPoint)

how-to-find-an-element-located-under-the-mouse-cursor-in-master-and-detail-views-e2451/VB/Form1.vb#L93

End If
toolTip.Items.Add(String.Format("Cell at {0}:", hi.HitPoint))
toolTip.Items.Add(String.Format("Column = {0}", hi.Column))

how-to-provide-the-capability-to-change-a-column-header-height-e3366/VB/GridControlWithResizingColumnHeader/Custom GridView/MyGridViewInfo.vb#L52

Dim hi As GridHitInfo = MyBase.CalcHitInfo(pt)
hi.HitPoint = pt
If Not IsReady Then