Gets or sets the desired height of each item.
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.Int32 ItemHeight { get; set; }The ItemHeight is normally applied to each item, but its value can be overridden by items that specify their own height.
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Gets or sets the desired height of each item.
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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int32_t itemHeight ( ) const;
void itemHeight ( int32_t value )The itemHeight is normally applied to each item, but its value can be overridden by items that specify their own height.
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Gets or sets the desired height of each item.
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 int getItemHeight ( );
public final void setItemHeight ( int value );The itemHeight is normally applied to each item, but its value can be overridden by items that specify their own height.
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Gets or sets the desired height of each item.
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.
itemHeightThe itemHeight is normally applied to each item, but its value can be overridden by items that specify their own height.
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