NSymbol Class

In This Topic

Represents a symbol (glyph) that certain UI elements can render as part of their background rendering. It is a collection of symbol shapes, meaning that a symbol can be composed by several shapes with different style.

Object Model

Syntax

[System.Reflection.DefaultMember("Item")]
public class NSymbol : Nevron.Nov.Dom.NAttributeCollection<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INAddable<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INClearable, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INCollection<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INContains<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INCountable<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INDynamicSet<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INIndexedSet<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INIterable<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INRemovable<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INReverseIterable<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INSet<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.DataStructures.INWritableIndexedSet<NSymbolShape>, Nevron.Nov.Dom.INDomDeepEquals, Nevron.Nov.Dom.INDomDeeplyCloneable, Nevron.Nov.INDeeplyCloneable

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
   Nevron.Nov.Dom.NNode
      Nevron.Nov.Dom.NDocumentNode
         Nevron.Nov.Dom.NAttribute
            Nevron.Nov.Dom.NAttributeCollection<T>
               Nevron.Nov.UI.NSymbol

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later)

Reference

NSymbol Members
Nevron.Nov.UI Namespace