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Leadtools.Windows.Annotations Namespace > Classes > AnnAutomationManager > Properties > UseNewMultilineBehavior Property
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UseNewMultilineBehavior Property (AnnAutomationManager)
Summary
Gets or sets a value that indicates whether to cancel the drawing of a multi-point object, if the mouse cursor was clicked and released in the same position.
Syntax
public bool UseNewMultilineBehavior {get; set;}Public Property UseNewMultilineBehavior As BooleanProperty Value
true to cancel the drawing of a multi-point object if the mouse cursor was clicked and released in the same position. false otherwise. Default value is true.
Remarks
This property is used when drawing any annotation object that derives from AnnPolylineObject such as AnnPolygonObject, AnnCurveObject and AnnPolyRulerObject. When drawing a multi-line object, the user moves the mouse cursor to the desired position of the first point and clicks the left button. The user then moves to the location of the second point and releases the cursor to draw the second point. If the two position points are equal (in other words, the user clicks and releases the cursor over the same position) then the two points will have the same value and might not be the desired behavior.
When the value of UseNewMultilineBehavior is true (the default value), then when the user clicks and releases the mouse cursor when drawing the first point of the polyline object, the drawing object will be canceled.
When the value of UseNewMultilineBehavior is false, then when the user clicks and releases the mouse cursor when drawing the first point of the polyline object, a new polyline object with identical two points in the same position will be added.
This property will set the value of the AnnDrawDesigner.UseNewMultilineBehavior property for any drawing operation.
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