Constructor wpfBuilder.wpfBuilder(+ 1 overload)

Overload

This constructor creates System.Windows.Window object with panel of specified type (default is System.Windows.Controls.Grid).

public wpfBuilder(string windowTitle, WBPanelType panelType = WBPanelType.Grid)
Parameters
windowTitle  (string)

Window title bar text.
panelType  (WBPanelType)

Panel type. Default is System.Windows.Controls.Grid. Later you also can add nested panels of various types with StartX functions.

Overload(top)

This constructor creates panel of specified type (default is System.Windows.Controls.Grid) and optionally adds to a container.

public wpfBuilder(FrameworkElement container = null, WBPanelType panelType = WBPanelType.Grid, bool setProperties = true)
Parameters
container  (FrameworkElement)

Window or some other element that will contain the panel. Should be empty, unless the type supports multiple direct child elements. Can be null. If the type (or base type) is System.Windows.Controls.ContentControl (System.Windows.Window, System.Windows.Controls.TabItem, System.Windows.Controls.ToolTip, etc), System.Windows.Controls.Primitives.Popup or System.Windows.Controls.Decorator (eg Border), this function adds the panel to it. If container is null or an element of some other type, need to explicitly add the panel to it, like container.Child = b.Panel; or container.Children.Add(b.Panel); or b.Tooltip(btt.Panel); or hwndSource.RootVisual = btt.Panel; (the code depends on container type).
panelType  (WBPanelType)

Panel type. Default is System.Windows.Controls.Grid. Later you also can add nested panels of various types with StartX functions.
setProperties  (bool)

Set some container's properties like other overload does. Default true. Currently sets these properties, and only if container is of type Window: