Saturday, 15 March 2014

wpf - How to prevent content change in ContentControl to cater for Animation -


I am writing this application where I want to change a material on content control with some animation that transfers the old content Does and brings new content but the problem is that, when I override it, the on -content changes will change the event content.

Is there a way to suspend the original content control class by changing material so that I can play my animation?

Here is my code:

  Protected override zero on-content change (object old content, object new convent) {_oldUserControl = oldContent Sliding as Buzz; _oldUserControl.RaiseEvent (new routing extract (slidingbash.extension animation); _newUserControl = newContent Sliding as Buzz; _oldUserControl.RaiseEvent (new routing and arrays (slidingbase. Antivirus event); Base.OnContentChanged (Older Resource, Older Resource); }  

Where sliding base is my base custom control in which animation events are defined.

You can launch the animation while handling the event.
Something like this:

  OnContentChangeEvent () {functionAnimationLauncher (); } Private zero function animation () {// you fancy animation goes here}  

Maybe one can help me understand a bit more of an explanation. Hope it helps!


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