IArrayItemCommand.DefaultActionPriority Property
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Double-clicking or pressing Enter on an array item will invoke the enabled command with the lowest DefaultActionPriority that is >= 0. For example, if you proffer "Run" and "Edit" array item commands, and you want double-clicking to invoke the Run command for items that enable it, but otherwise invoke the Edit command, you could define Run to have DefaultActionPriority 0 and Edit to have DefaultActionPriority 1. Return -1 for commands that should never be default-invokable.
Note that if built-in actions like "Edit" are present, they may take priority over custom actions. (Built-in actions can be hidden via registration.)
public int DefaultActionPriority { get; }member this.DefaultActionPriority : intPublic ReadOnly Property DefaultActionPriority As Integer