This property sets whether or not a mouse click or mouse drag can remove the "AllSelect" state from a group of annotation objects.

[Visual Basic] Public Property CanDeselectAllSelect As Boolean
[C#] public bool CanDeselectAllSelect {get; set;}

Property Value

True: Mouse click or mouse drag will remove the "All Selected" state

False: Executing the DeselectObjects or executing SelectAllObjects method a second time the will remove the "All Selected" state.

Default value is False.

Explanation

The CanDeselectAllSelect property sets whether or not a mouse click or mouse drag can remove the "AllSelect" state from the group of annotation objects.

When using MultiSelect (KindOfEdit.MultiSelect) and choosing "SelectAll" from the ToolBarAnnotation or from the context menu, all annotation objects will be selected. All annotation objects can also be selected by executing the SelectAllObjects method. When this happens, the annotation objects are in an "All Selected" state and a mouse click or mouse drag affects all objects. To remove the "All Selected" state, you must execute the DeselectObjects or executing SelectAllObjects method a second time.

However, when the CanDeselectAllSelect property is True, a mouse click or a mouse drag will remove the "AllSelect" state from the group of annotation objects.

See also

ImageKit.Edit Members | Newtone.ImageKit.Wpf.ImageKit

 

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