Class Container

Root class for an arrangable element with a single child

public abstract class Container : ArrangableElement, ILayoutParent

Inherited Members: ArrangableElement.LayoutRoot

ArrangableElement.MeasureIsResolutionSensitive

ArrangableElement.MeasureIsValid

ArrangableElement.ArrangeIsValid

ArrangableElement.WasEverArranged

ArrangableElement.DestroyInProgress

ArrangableElement.Name

ArrangableElement.PlacementRect

ArrangableElement.HorizontalAlignment

ArrangableElement.VerticalAlignment

ArrangableElement.Visibility

ArrangableElement.Padding

ArrangableElement.IsEffectivelyVisible

ArrangableElement.ContentSize

ArrangableElement.EffectiveSize

ArrangableElement.LogicalParent

ArrangableElement.SetLogicalChild(ArrangableElement)

ArrangableElement.DetachLogicalChild(ArrangableElement)

ArrangableElement.InvalidateMeasure()

ArrangableElement.InvalidateArrange()

ArrangableElement.Measure()

ArrangableElement.MeasureOverride()

ArrangableElement.Arrange(Rect)

ArrangableElement.ArrangeOverride(Vector2)

ArrangableElement.Destroy()

ArrangableElement.DestroyOverride()

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Extension Methods: ApplyAttachedPropertyChainables.WithProp<T, U>(T, AttachedProperty<U>, U)

Constructors

Creates a container

public Container(LayoutRoot onLayout, string name = "New Container")

The child of this container.Replacing or removing the child will destroy it.

public ArrangableElement? Child { get; set; }

Additional handling for when a child is being destroyed

public void HandleChildDestroyed(ArrangableElement child)