Initializes a new instance of the Element class

Deterministically disposes object. DO NOT OVERRIDE this method, override Destructor() instead

Override to take action after element's enabled state change

Checks to see whether object dispose started or has already been disposed and throws an exception if Dispose() was called

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Invalidates space occupied by this element. This causes repaint of any elements overlapped by elements region

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Override to take action after element's mouse transparency change

Override to take action after element's region changed

Repaints this particular element instance

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Updates element location by delta x/y without causing invalidate

Override to take action after element's visibility change

Override to take action after element's Z-order changed

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term of given type. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Serializes object into JSON string

Serializes object into JSON format using provided TextWriter

Serializes object into JSON format using provided stream and optional encoding

Provides graphical region- coordinates of the element in zoomed container. These coordinates are different from Region when Zoom!=1 because Region returns "normal"/non-zoomed coordinates. Mouse event handlers must use DisplayRegion because mouse is in screen coordinates

Indicates whether this object was already disposed - the Dispose() has finished

Indicates whether this object Dispose() has been called and dispose started but not finished yet

Indicates whether an element can receive events

References control context for which element painting is done, may be null. Part renderers may need control context to paint additional features like changed borders (when mofified etc.).

Shortcut property to element's region

References host control

Shortcut property to element's region

Returns true if mouse is currently over the element

Indicates whether an element does not receive any mouse events

Returns a list of elements owned by this element. Owned elements are deleted when this element is deleted. Element ownership does not affect element drawing

Provides graphical region- coordinates of the element without zoom. Even when host container is zoomed it has no effect on Region. Compare to DisplayRegion

Shortcut property to element's region

Indicates whether an element is displayed

Shortcut property to element's region

Indicates whether an element is displayed