Provides access to members that provide access to custom object properties.
Product Availability
Available with ArcGIS Engine and ArcGIS Desktop.
Members
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CustomPropertyDescription | The method returns the description of a supported property, given that property's index. | |
CustomPropertyName | The method returns the name of a supported property, given that property's index. | |
CustomPropertySet | The property set object that contains property name/property value pairs. | |
IsValidValue | Indicates whether the supplied value is valid for the specified property name. |
CoClasses that implement ICustomProperties
CoClasses and Classes | Description |
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DogLegLeaderStyle | A leader style that maniplates the contents of a graphic leader to resemble a vertically aligned collection using a dog leg leader line. Graphics are sorted by HQ and echelon. |
DogLegLeaderStyle2 | A leader style that maniplates the contents of a graphic leader to resemble a vertically aligned collection using a dog leg leader line with a dot drawn at its first point. Graphics are sorted by HQ and echelon. |
DogLegLeaderStyle2PE | A leader style that maniplates the contents of a graphic leader to resemble a vertically aligned collection using a dog leg leader line with a dot drawn at its first point. Graphics are sorted by HQ parent/child relationship and then by echelon. |
DogLegLeaderStylePE | A leader style that maniplates the contents of a graphic leader to resemble a vertically aligned collection using a dog leg leader line. Graphics are sorted by HQ parent/child relationship and then by echelon. |
GraphicLeader | A collection of leaderable cached graphics, sorted and drawn using a variety of leader styles, designed to help declutter a display. |
HBarLeaderStyle | A leader style that manipulates the contents of graphic leader to resemble a horizontally aligned collection, sandwiched between two horizontal lines. Graphics are sorted by HQ parent/child relationship and/or by echelon. |
Remarks
Custom properties are properties whose actual composistion differs from class to class, but whose composition can be determined by a consumer. This enables a user interface (UI) or other object consumer to manage the properties of several classes of objects in a more uniform fashion.