UserEventArg Class

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Represents an argument to be passed with RaiseUserEvent

A user event may also include a number of arguments that can be read from JavaScript.

UserEventArg accepts IntValue, FloatValue, StringValue or BoolValue.

Note: See this article for a more complete explanation of user events.

Example

The following example shows a Button that, when clicked, raises a user event with the argument message, which has the value Hello from UX!.

<UserEvent ux:Name="myEvent" />
<Button Text="Raise event with message">
    <Clicked>
        <RaiseUserEvent EventName="myEvent">
            <UserEventArg Name="message" StringValue="Hello from UX!" />
        </RaiseUserEvent>
    </Clicked>
</Button>

Location

Namespace

Fuse.Triggers.Actions

Package

Fuse.UserEvents 2.9.1

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Interface of UserEventArg

BoolValue : bool ux

The Value as a bool

FloatValue : float ux

The Value as a float

IntValue : int ux

The Value as an int

Name : string uno

The Name of the argument.

StringValue : string ux

The Value as a string

UserEventArg(string) Constructor uno

Value : object ux

Specifies the generic object value of the argument.

Inherited from PropertyObject

AddPropertyListener(IPropertyListener) uno

OnPropertyChanged(Selector, IPropertyListener) uno

OnPropertyChanged(Selector) uno

RemovePropertyListener(IPropertyListener) uno

Inherited from object

Equals(object) : bool uno

GetHashCode : int uno

GetType : Type uno

ToString : string uno

Attached UX Attributes

GlobalKey (attached by Resource) : string ux

The ux:Global attribute creates a global resource that is accessible everywhere in UX markup.