C# Класс WPF.JoshSmith.Panels.DisconnectedUIElementCollection

Adds the element to the DisconnectedUIElementCollection

Removes all elements from the DisconnectedUIElementCollection

Determines whether an element is in the DisconnectedUIElementCollection

Copies the collection into the Array

Strongly typed version of CopyTo

This collection can be used by a panel to maintain a collection of child elements that are *not* connected to their owner as visual children or logical children.

Returns an enumerator that can iterate through the collection.

Returns the index of the element in the DisconnectedUIElementCollection

The Initialize method is simply exposed as an accessible member that can be called from the ConceptualPanel's Loaded event. Accessing this member via the Children property will implicitly cause CreateUIElementCollection to be called to create the disconnected collection. This method exists because simple access of a property like Count might be optimized away by an aggressive compiler.

Inserts an element into the DisconnectedUIElementCollection at the specified index

Removes the specified element from the DisconnectedUIElementCollection

Removes the element at the specified index from the DisconnectedUIElementCollection

Removes the specified number of elements starting at the specified index from the DisconnectedUIElementCollection

If the owner is an items host, we need to enforce the rule that elements cannot be explicitly added to the disconnected collection. However, it is still possible to modify the visual or logical "connected" children of a ConceptualPanel while it is an items host by simply calling the AddVisualChild, RemoveVisualChild, AddLogicalChild, or RemoveLogicalChild methods. Logic within ConceptualPanel ensures that any visual children added in this manner will be returned within a GetVisualChild() enumeration.