I have multiple toolstrip controls in my application and was looking for a way to hide them all at once.
E.g.
allToolStrips.Visible = false;
instead of
toolstrip1.Visible = false;
toolstrip2.Visible = false;
...
toolstripn.Visible = false;
I'm using C# if it matters.
easy one
foreach(Control ctrl in this.Controls)
{
if(ctrl.GetType() ==typeof(ToolStrip))
ctrl.Visible=false;
}
Put them in a vector and then hide them in a for each loop?
You can do it using linq. Something like this.
this.Controls.Select(c => c is ToolStrip).ToList().ForEach(ts => ts.Visible = false);
I haven't checked the syntax, but I think it's ok.
In addition to other's answers, consider coding it so that same code can also be used to flip the controls back to visible again if you are toggling them, so that you don't have the code duplicated:
void SetMenusVisibility(bool visible)
{
//credit to Vivek for his loop
foreach(Control ctrl in this.Controls)
{
if(ctrl.GetType() ==typeof(ToolStrip))
ctrl.Visible=visible;
}
}
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