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EEventFlag Enumeration
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Members of this enumeration are used as indices of the EventFlags indexed property.

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Public Enum EEventFlag

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enum EEventFlag

 Members

  Member name Value Description

fNoClickEventsForLockedObjs

0

Allows suppressing the firing of *Clicked and *DblClicked events for items that are Locked.

fNoArrowEventsWhenBoxDeleted

1

Allows suppressing the firing of ArrowDeleted events for arrows that are deleted because a box they are linked to is deleted.

fFireKeyDownOnDelete

2

Specifies whether the KeyDown event is raised when DEL is pressed.

fRequestCreateArrowForOrigin

3

Fires a RequestCreateArrow validation event at the start of arrow drawing operation. Otherwise the event is raised only at the end when the arrow is dragged over its destination box.

fTableCellStartDrag

4

Allow firing of TableCellStartDrag event.

fOverrideTreeExpanding

5

If enabled, the BoxExpanded and BoxCollapsed events are raised when a user clicks on the +/- button without carrying out the usual expand/collapse processing. That allows overriding the expand/collapse behavior by handling the mentioned events, without any child nodes in the tree being shown or hidden automatically.

fFireMouseUpAfterModfProcessing

6

Usually, the MouseUp event is raised before current modifications carried on an item are complete. This flag enables raising MouseUp after the modification is fully carried out, allowing you to get the final state of a modified item from a handler of that event.

fRequestCreateOnMouseMove

7

Specifies whether RequestCreate* validation events are raised on each mouse movement, or only when the mouse button is released.

fDisableSelectionDirtyFlag

8

By default, flowchart's Dirty property is set when selection changes. If this flag is set, selection operations do not mark the flowchart as changed.

fMultipleSelectionEvents

9

Raise Selected and SelectionLost events for all items in multiple selection, and not just the active item.

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