Xceed DataGrid for WPF v7.3 Documentation
Xceed.Wpf.DataGrid Assembly / Xceed.Wpf.DataGrid.Views.Surfaces Namespace
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    The Xceed.Wpf.DataGrid.Views.Surfaces namespace regroups all the classes which are required to apply multi-surface views and themes to a DataGridControl.
    Classes
     ClassDescription
    ClassRepresents a surface configuration that consists of an image, title, and data region­.
    ClassRepresents a surface configuration that consists of only a data region.
    ClassRepresents a surface configuration that consists of an image and data region­.
    ClassRepresents a surface configuration that consists of an image and title region­.
    ClassRepresents a surface configuration that consists of only an image region.
    ClassBase class that represents a theme that can be applied to one or more multi-surface views.
    ClassBase class that provides various layout information that applies to all multi-surface views.
    ClassClass that determines how the content of a region presenter is displayed (see Remarks).
    ClassRepresents an element in a ControlTemplate that indicates a location where content is to be displayed.
    ClassRepresents configurations that can be applied to any surface exposed by a multi-surface view and supports various regions in which data can be displayed.
    Class

    Class that represents the context through which the properties exposed by a surface configuration and multi-surface theme (e.g., TitleRegionPosition and GradientLightColor) can be accessed in order to bind elements in the theme-defined ControlTemplates to their values or use them in triggers (see CardflowView3D.Elemental.Pink resource dictionary).

    ClassRepresents an attribute that is set on a region-configuration property to identify its corresponding region presenter­.
    ClassRepresents an attribute that is set on a multi-surface theme to identify the target surface configurations it supports.
    ClassRepresents a surface configuration that consists of a title and data region.
    ClassRepresents a surface configuration that consists of only a title region.
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