Gets or sets the default value that is returned if an AttributeSet does not contain the attribute specified by the Key property.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
public System.String DefaultValue { get; set; }Windows, Linux, Android
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Gets or sets the default value that is returned if an AttributeSet does not contain the attribute specified by the key property.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
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String defaultValue ( ) const;
void defaultValue ( const String& value )Windows, Linux, Android
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Gets or sets the default value that is returned if an AttributeSet does not contain the attribute specified by the key property.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
public final String getDefaultValue ( );
public final void setDefaultValue ( String value );Windows, Linux, Android
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Gets or sets the default value that is returned if an AttributeSet does not contain the attribute specified by the key property.
If the containing object is part of a View, then you should only access this property from the GUI thread and modify it while also holding the global configuration lock using a Guard.
The Thread Access Verifier will enforce this rule when it is active and the object is part of a View.
More details about thread safety and the global configuration lock can be found in Threading Model, configuration.
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