Xceed Toolkit Plus for WPF v5.0 Documentation
Xceed.Wpf.DataGrid Assembly / Xceed.Wpf.DataGrid.Views Namespace
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    The Xceed.Wpf.DataGrid.Views namespace regroups all the classes which are required to apply views and themes to a DataGridControl.
    Classes
     ClassDescription
    Class

    Represents the Aero normal-color theme.

    ClassRepresents the Windows Classic, system-colors theme.
    ClassStatic class that provides a variety of brushes that were designed to be used as data-grid backgrounds.
    ClassRepresents a scrollable area of a DataGridControl object that can contain other visible elements.
    Class 
    Class
    Panel used as the PART_CellsHost template part when a grid is in a table-view layout.
    ClassRepresents the Luna Homestead theme.
    ClassRepresents the Luna Metallic theme.
    ClassRepresents the Luna normal-color theme.
    Class

    Represents a decorator that, for the specified axis, does not have a desired size but still lays out its child according to the size provided by its parent.

    ClassRepresents the Royale normal-color theme.
    ClassRepresents a synchronized, scrollable area that can contain other visible elements.
    ClassRepresents a table-view layout in which rows are laid out horizontally as in traditional grid-like styles, but with animated smooth scrolling, sticky group headers and sticky master-detail master row and headers, full-column animated drag and drop reordering.
    Class

    Class used in DataGridControl templates as a replacement for the ItemsPresenter when a grid is in a table-flow view layout and will contain the data items as well as the items contained in non-fixed header and footer sections and whose containers are created from the associated CustomItemContainerGenerator.

    ClassRepresents a table-view layout in which rows are laid out horizontally in a traditional grid-like style.
    ClassRepresents a panel that contains the items located in the header and/or footer sections of a grid.
    Class

    Class used in DataGridControl templates as a replacement for the ItemsPresenter when a grid is in a table-view layout and that will contain the data items as well as the items contained in non-fixed header and footer sections and whose containers are created from the associated CustomItemContainerGenerator.

    ClassRepresents a scrollable area that can contain other visible elements laid out in a tableview.
    ClassRepresents an attribute that is set on a theme to identify the views to which it can be applied.
    ClassBase class that represents a theme that can be applied to one or more views.
    ClassBase class that provides various layout information that applies to all views, excluding views that are used when printing.
    ClassBase class that provides various layout information that applies to all views, including views that are used when printing.
    ClassIdentifies how and if a property in a view can be accessed using a ViewBinding (see Remarks).
    Class 
    Class 
    ClassRepresents the Zune normal-color theme.
    Enumerations
     EnumerationDescription
    EnumerationValue indicating how the widths of the columns in a grid are stretched.
    Enumeration 
    EnumerationValue representing the orientation of the drop-mark in the ColumnManagerRow and GroupByControl.
    EnumerationValue representing on which axis a PassiveLayoutDecorator's size will be provided by its parent.
    EnumerationValue representing the position of the DataGridScrollViewer to indicate if navigation in the fixed header or footer sections is permitted.
    EnumerationValue that determines how or if the property on which the ViewPropertyAttribute is set can be accessed through a ViewBinding.
    Remarks
    As of version 1.1, "Theme Packs" that contain new themes have been added to Xceed DataGrid for WPF. Theme Pack #1 provides the Office 2007 (Blue, Black, and Silver) and Windows Media Player 11 themes. The theme-pack assembly (Xceed.Wpf.DataGrid.ThemePack.1.dll) should also be included in your references in order to use the new themes.
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