.NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell

Name

AccessibleRole

Synopsis

This enumeration defines the various well-defined roles that your object plays within an application environment. Accessibility clients can then use the fact that they know your object is a Diagram or a Clock or whatever, to offer customized assistance to the end user.

public enum AccessibleRole {

   None = 0,

   TitleBar = 1,

   MenuBar = 2,

   ScrollBar = 3,

   Grip = 4,

   Sound = 5,

   Cursor = 6,

   Caret = 7,

   Alert = 8,

   Window = 9,

   Client = 10,

   MenuPopup = 11,

   MenuItem = 12,

   ToolTip = 13,

   Application = 14,

   Document = 15,

   Pane = 16,

   Chart = 17,

   Dialog = 18,

   Border = 19,

   Grouping = 20,

   Separator = 21,

   ToolBar = 22,

   StatusBar = 23,

   Table = 24,

   ColumnHeader = 25,

   RowHeader = 26,

   Column = 27,

   Row = 28,

   Cell = 29,

   Link = 30,

   HelpBalloon = 31,

   Character = 32,

   List = 33,

   ListItem = 34,

   Outline = 35,

   OutlineItem = 36,

   PageTab = 37,

   PropertyPage = 38,

   Indicator = 39,

   Graphic = 40,

   StaticText = 41,

   Text = 42,

   PushButton = 43,

   CheckButton = 44,

   RadioButton = 45,

   ComboBox = 46,

   DropList = 47,

   ProgressBar = 48,

   Dial = 49,

   HotkeyField = 50,

   Slider = 51,

   SpinButton = 52,

   Diagram = 53,

   Animation = 54,

   Equation = 55,

   ButtonDropDown = 56,

   ButtonMenu = 57,

   ButtonDropDownGrid = 58,

   WhiteSpace = 59,

   PageTabList = 60,

   Clock = 61,

   Default = -1

}

Hierarchy

System.Object → System.ValueType → System.Enum(System.IComparabl, System.IFormattable, System.IConvertible) → AccessibleRole

Returned By

Control.AccessibleRole, System.Windows.Forms.Design.ControlDesignerAccessibleObject.Role, PrintPreviewDialog.AccessibleRole ...