IItemContainerGenerator.GenerateNext Method
Definition
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Returns the container element used to display the next item.
Overloads
| GenerateNext() |
Returns the container element used to display the next item. |
| GenerateNext(Boolean) |
Returns the container element used to display the next item, and whether the container element has been newly generated (realized). |
GenerateNext()
Returns the container element used to display the next item.
public:
System::Windows::DependencyObject ^ GenerateNext();public System.Windows.DependencyObject GenerateNext ();abstract member GenerateNext : unit -> System.Windows.DependencyObjectPublic Function GenerateNext () As DependencyObjectReturns
A DependencyObject that is the container element which is used to display the next item.
Remarks
GenerateNext must be called within the scope of the IDisposable reference that is returned by a previous call to the StartAt method.
Applies to
GenerateNext(Boolean)
Returns the container element used to display the next item, and whether the container element has been newly generated (realized).
public:
System::Windows::DependencyObject ^ GenerateNext([Runtime::InteropServices::Out] bool % isNewlyRealized);public System.Windows.DependencyObject GenerateNext (out bool isNewlyRealized);abstract member GenerateNext : bool -> System.Windows.DependencyObjectPublic Function GenerateNext (ByRef isNewlyRealized As Boolean) As DependencyObjectParameters
- isNewlyRealized
- Boolean
Is true if the returned DependencyObject is newly generated (realized); otherwise, false.
Returns
A DependencyObject that is the container element which is used to display the next item.
Remarks
When the next item to be displayed has not already been generated (realized), GenerateNext returns a new DependencyObject, otherwise, the existing DependencyObject is returned.
