View.ToolTimerElapsed Event

Sent to the MapControl that the view belongs to when a tool should be notified.

Syntax

public event ToolTimerElapsedEventHandler ToolTimerElapsed

Remarks

This event only needs to be taken care of if you are writing your own MapControl. When the event is fired, the MapControl is responsible to check if its tools implement IToolTimerSink and call IToolTimerSink.OnToolTimer.

If the view is not attached to a MapControl, this event will not be sent.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

View::toolTimerElapsed Event

Sent to the MapControl that the view belongs to when a tool should be notified.

Syntax

C++

public:
 void addToolTimerElapsedHandler(
    ToolTimerElapsedEventHandler handler,
    void* data
)
 void removeToolTimerElapsedHandler(
    ToolTimerElapsedEventHandler handler
)

Remarks

If the view is not attached to a MapControl, this event will not be sent.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

View.toolTimerElapsed Event

Sent to the MapControl that the view belongs to when a tool should be notified.

Syntax

Java

public final void addToolTimerElapsedListener(
    ToolTimerElapsedListener listener
)
public final void removeToolTimerElapsedListener(
    ToolTimerElapsedListener listener
)

Remarks

If the view is not attached to a MapControl, this event will not be sent.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

View.toolTimerElapsed Event

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