About Window Width and Height Setting.

[wf-soft]

@canton7 Hi!
How can I set some properties of the view before the view is not null and rendered, such as the width and height of the window and other user control properties, otherwise it may not render as expected

[canton7]

I'm afraid I don't follow the question. Can you include an example? Thanks!

[wf-soft]

I have a window that contains some common settings, shortcut keys, styles, etc. I want to switch different screens in this window, but their width and height are different. If I set the width and height by binding, I can't open it correctly in the center of the parent screen in ShowWindow, and I should be uncertain about the width and height before the window is displayed

[wf-soft]

[wf-soft]

Can I add a delegate after the view is created and before rendering, such as:
protected override void OnViewInitialize(View view);

[wf-soft]

I tried to use onviewloaded, but it didn't work as expected

[wf-soft]

@canton7 I wonder if there are other ways

[canton7]

I still don't entirely follow what you're doing, and why you're having problems setting the width and height using two-way (?) bindings.

There is a hook when the view is attached, but Screen implements it in a way which can't be overridden, see here.

What you can do is:

var view = (Window)Helper.Ioc.Get<IViewManager>().CreateAndBindViewForModelIfNecessary(win);
view.Width = ...
view.Height = ...
Helper.Ioc.Get<IWindowManager>().ShowWindow(win);

[wf-soft]

@canton7 Thank you. This is a good solution to my problem. Is there any redundant code when I write like this