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'''Class:''' [[Class VLCommonDisplay.TVLCommonImageDisplay|TVLCommonImageDisplay]]

== Syntax ==
=== Delphi: ===
<code>
'''property''' UserControlOutputPin : [[Class SLStreamTypes.TSLOWUserControlSourcePin|TSLOWUserControlSourcePin]] '''read''' FUserControlOutputPin '''write''' FUserControlOutputPin;
</code>

=== C++ Builder: ===
<code>
'''__property''' [[Class SLStreamTypes.TSLOWUserControlSourcePin|TSLOWUserControlSourcePin]] * UserControlOutputPin = { '''read'''=FUserControlOutputPin,  '''write'''=FUserControlOutputPin };
</code>

== Summary ==
User control source pin. 

== Description ==
<code>
</code>
Source pin providing user control data such as mouse or
keyboard events.

You can connect this pin to any pin accepting user control
data.



Delphi example:

<code>
 VLImageDisplay1.UserControlOutputPin.Connect( VLDVDPlayer1.UserControlInputPin );
 
</code>
C++ Builder example:

<code>
 VLImageDisplay1->UserControlOutputPin->Connect( VLDVDPlayer1->UserControlInputPin );
 
</code>
Visual C++(MFC) example:

<code>
 VLImageDisplay1.UserControlOutputPin.Connect( VLDVDPlayer1.UserControlInputPin );
 
</code>
Visual C++/CLI example:

<code>
 imageDisplay1->UserControlOutputPin->Connect( dvdPlayer1->UserControlInputPin );
 
</code>
C# example:

<code>
 imageDisplay1.UserControlOutputPin.Connect( dvdPlayer1.UserControlInputPin );
 
</code>
VB example:

<code>
 ImageDisplay1.UserControlOutputPin.Connect( DVDPlayer1.UserControlInputPin )
 
</code>