Difference between revisions of "DesktopCanvas.Activated"
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| + | | name=Activate | ||
| + | | owner=[[DesktopCanvas]] | ||
| + | | ownertype=class | ||
| + | | platform=all | ||
| + | | newinversion=2021r3 | ||
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| + | {{Description | ||
| + | |text = The control is activated. In a single window interface, the Activate event fires when the parent window is activated. See the [[DesktopApplication]] and [[DesktopWindow]] Activate events.}} | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | This can be because the app is launched or a window belonging to another app is no longer frontmost (active). The Deactivate event fires when another window becomes active. In a single window interface, the Activate event fires when the window is activated, e.g., when the app first displays the window. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:22, 23 July 2021
Event
The control is activated. In a single window interface, the Activate event fires when the parent window is activated. See the DesktopApplication and DesktopWindow Activate events.
Notes
This can be because the app is launched or a window belonging to another app is no longer frontmost (active). The Deactivate event fires when another window becomes active. In a single window interface, the Activate event fires when the window is activated, e.g., when the app first displays the window.