ToggleSwitch
Logically, ToggleSwitch
is like a ToggleButton
or its more well-known derived CheckBox
control, just with a different default appearance that makes it look like a light switch, and with support for only two states (no indeterminate state). Figure 14.15 shows a simple ToggleSwitch
with no properties set. The user can turn a ToggleSwitch
on and off by tapping it or dragging the thumb.
ToggleSwitch
exposes a Boolean IsOn
property and raises a simple Toggled
event when the value of IsOn
changes.
ToggleSwitch
has a standard Header
property, and you can customize ...
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