Public Overridable ReadOnly Property CanSelectAll As Boolean

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Dim instance As AnnAutomation Dim value As Boolean   value = instance.CanSelectAll

public virtual bool CanSelectAll {get;}

public: __property virtual bool get_CanSelectAll();

public:
virtual property bool CanSelectAll {
   bool get();
}

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This example adds a few objects into an automation and then selects and deselects them.

Visual Basic

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Public Sub AnnAutomation_CanSelectAll(ByVal automation As AnnAutomation)    ' first make sure no objects are in this automation container    automation.Container.Objects.Clear()    automation.Viewer.Invalidate()    MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone))    ' add two objects to the automation    Dim rectObj As AnnRectangleObject = New AnnRectangleObject()    rectObj.Bounds = New AnnRectangle(100, 100, 100, 100, AnnUnit.Pixel)    rectObj.Pen = New AnnPen(Color.Blue, New AnnLength(1, AnnUnit.Pixel))    rectObj.Brush = Nothing    automation.Container.Objects.Add(rectObj)    automation.Viewer.Invalidate(rectObj.InvalidRectangle)    Dim lineObj As AnnLineObject = New AnnLineObject()    lineObj.StartPoint = New AnnPoint(100, 100, AnnUnit.Pixel)    lineObj.EndPoint = New AnnPoint(200, 200, AnnUnit.Pixel)    lineObj.Pen = New AnnPen(Color.Red, New AnnLength(1, AnnUnit.Pixel))    automation.Container.Objects.Add(lineObj)    automation.Viewer.Invalidate(lineObj.InvalidRectangle)    MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone))    ' select all the objects    If automation.CanSelectAll Then       automation.SelectAll()       MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone))    End If    ' deselect all the objects    If automation.CanSelectNone Then       automation.SelectNone()       MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone))    End If End Sub

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public void AnnAutomation_CanSelectAll(AnnAutomation automation)  {     // first make sure no objects are in this automation container     automation.Container.Objects.Clear();     automation.Viewer.Invalidate();     MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone));       // add two objects to the automation     AnnRectangleObject rectObj = new AnnRectangleObject();     rectObj.Bounds = new AnnRectangle(100, 100, 100, 100, AnnUnit.Pixel);     rectObj.Pen = new AnnPen(Color.Blue, new AnnLength(1, AnnUnit.Pixel));     rectObj.Brush = null;     automation.Container.Objects.Add(rectObj);     automation.Viewer.Invalidate(rectObj.InvalidRectangle);       AnnLineObject lineObj = new AnnLineObject();     lineObj.StartPoint = new AnnPoint(100, 100, AnnUnit.Pixel);     lineObj.EndPoint = new AnnPoint(200, 200, AnnUnit.Pixel);     lineObj.Pen = new AnnPen(Color.Red, new AnnLength(1, AnnUnit.Pixel));     automation.Container.Objects.Add(lineObj);     automation.Viewer.Invalidate(lineObj.InvalidRectangle);       MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone));       // select all the objects     if(automation.CanSelectAll)     {        automation.SelectAll();        MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone));     }       // deselect all the objects     if(automation.CanSelectNone)     {        automation.SelectNone();        MessageBox.Show(String.Format("CanSelectAll = {0}, CanSelectNone = {1}", automation.CanSelectAll, automation.CanSelectNone));     }  }

Call the SelectAll method to select all of the automation objects.

For information about grouping and ungrouping, refer to Grouping and Ungrouping Annotation Objects.

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family

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