Name
AccessibleRole
Synopsis
This enumeration defines the various well-defined roles that your
object plays within an application environment. Accessibility clients
can then use the fact that they know your object is a
Diagram
or a Clock
or whatever,
to offer customized assistance to the end user.
public enum AccessibleRole { None = 0, TitleBar = 1, MenuBar = 2, ScrollBar = 3, Grip = 4, Sound = 5, Cursor = 6, Caret = 7, Alert = 8, Window = 9, Client = 10, MenuPopup = 11, MenuItem = 12, ToolTip = 13, Application = 14, Document = 15, Pane = 16, Chart = 17, Dialog = 18, Border = 19, Grouping = 20, Separator = 21, ToolBar = 22, StatusBar = 23, Table = 24, ColumnHeader = 25, RowHeader = 26, Column = 27, Row = 28, Cell = 29, Link = 30, HelpBalloon = 31, Character = 32, List = 33, ListItem = 34, Outline = 35, OutlineItem = 36, PageTab = 37, PropertyPage = 38, Indicator = 39, Graphic = 40, StaticText = 41, Text = 42, PushButton = 43, CheckButton = 44, RadioButton = 45, ComboBox = 46, DropList = 47, ProgressBar = 48, Dial = 49, HotkeyField = 50, Slider = 51, SpinButton = 52, Diagram = 53, Animation = 54, Equation = 55, ButtonDropDown = 56, ButtonMenu = 57, ButtonDropDownGrid = 58, WhiteSpace = 59, PageTabList = 60, Clock = 61, Default = -1 }
Hierarchy
System.Object
→ System.ValueType → System.Enum(System.IComparabl,
System.IFormattable
,
System.IConvertible)
→ AccessibleRole
Returned By
Control.AccessibleRole
,
System.Windows.Forms.Design.ControlDesignerAccessibleObject.Role
,
PrintPreviewDialog.AccessibleRole ...
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