SetBorderColour Method

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Syntax
Requirements
- See Also

Set volume's border colour. If not set, uses DicomViewer.BackColour

Syntax

public void SetBorderColour( 
   System.Drawing.Color Top,
   System.Drawing.Color Bottom,
   System.Drawing.Color Left,
   System.Drawing.Color Right
)

public procedure SetBorderColour( 
    Top: System.Drawing.Color;
    Bottom: System.Drawing.Color;
    Left: System.Drawing.Color;
    Right: System.Drawing.Color
);

public function SetBorderColour( 
   Top : System.Drawing.Color,
   Bottom : System.Drawing.Color,
   Left : System.Drawing.Color,
   Right : System.Drawing.Color
);

public: void SetBorderColour( 
   System.Drawing.Color Top,
   System.Drawing.Color Bottom,
   System.Drawing.Color Left,
   System.Drawing.Color Right
)

public:
void SetBorderColour( 
   System.Drawing.Color Top,
   System.Drawing.Color Bottom,
   System.Drawing.Color Left,
   System.Drawing.Color Right
)

'Declaration
 
Public Sub SetBorderColour( _
   ByVal Top As System.Drawing.Color, _
   ByVal Bottom As System.Drawing.Color, _
   ByVal Left As System.Drawing.Color, _
   ByVal Right As System.Drawing.Color _
)

'Usage
 
Dim instance As DicomVolume
Dim Top As System.Drawing.Color
Dim Bottom As System.Drawing.Color
Dim Left As System.Drawing.Color
Dim Right As System.Drawing.Color
 
instance.SetBorderColour(Top, Bottom, Left, Right)

Parameters

Top: Top border colour
Bottom: Bottom border colour
Left: Left border colour
Right: Right border colour

Requirements

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher

Reference

DicomVolume Class
DicomVolume Members

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