RhinoView Properties

The ActiveViewport is the same as the MainViewport for standard RhinoViews. In a RhinoPageView, the active viewport may be the RhinoViewport of a child detail object. Most of the time, you will use ActiveViewport unless you explicitly need to work with the main viewport.

Returns viewport ID for the active viewport. Faster than ActiveViewport function when working with page views.

Gets the size and location of the view including its non-client elements, in pixels, relative to the parent control.

Gets the rectangle that represents the client area of the view.

Gets the display pipeline used for this view.

Gets or sets the 'drawing enabled' flag. By default, drawing is enabled.

There are some rare situations where scripts want to disable drawing for a while.

Floating state of RhinoView. if true, then the view will be in a floating frame window. Otherwise the view will be embedded in the main frame.

Gets the window handle that this view is bound to.

true if the view is being dynamically changed by mouse moves, arrow keys, trackballs, etc.

A RhinoView contains a "main viewport" that fills the entire view client window. RhinoPageViews may also contain nested child RhinoViewports for implementing detail viewports. The MainViewport will always return this RhinoView's m_vp.

Gets the RealtimeDisplayMode active for this view. null if the view doesn't have a RealtimeDisplayMode set.

Gets the rectangle that represents the client area of the view in screen coordinates.

Gets or sets the size of the view

Visibility of the viewport title window.