Switch is a common component that can be used as a selector.

Create with Property

To create a switch using property, follow these steps:

1. Create switch using the default constructor:

   Switch[] utilitySwitch = new Switch[4];
   

2. Set the switch property:

   int num = 4;
   for(int i = 0; i < num; i++)
   {
       utilitySwitch[i] = new Switch();
       utilitySwitch[i].Size = new Size(96, 60);
       utilitySwitch[i].Position = new Position(300 + 100 * i, 300);
       utilitySwitch[i].SwitchHandlerImageSize = new Size(60, 60);
       utilitySwitch[i].SwitchBackgroundImageURLSelector = new StringSelector
       {
           Normal = "controller_switch_bg_off.png",
           Selected = "controller_switch_bg_on.png",
           Disabled = "controller_switch_bg_off_dim.png",
           DisabledSelected = "controller_switch_bg_on_dim.png",
       };
       utilitySwitch[i].SwitchHandlerImageURLSelector = new StringSelector
       {
           Normal = "controller_switch_handler.png",
           Selected = "controller_switch_handler.png",
           Disabled = "controller_switch_handler_dim.png",
           DisabledSelected = "controller_switch_handler_dim.png",
       };
       root.Add(utilitySwitch[i]);
   }
   utilitySwitch[0].IsSelected = true;
   utilitySwitch[2].IsEnabled = false;
   utilitySwitch[3].IsEnabled = false;
   

Following output is generated when the switch is created using property:

Responding to SelectedEvent

When you click the switch, the popup instance receives a selected event. You can declare the event handler as follows:

Switch switchControl = new Switch();
switchControl.SelectedEvent += OnSelected;

private void OnSelected(object sender, Switch.SelectEventArgs e)
{
    //Do something when user select the switch
}