private void treePivot_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)
{
var beforeheader = sender as Pivot;
var rightBeforeHeader = beforeheader.SelectedItem as PivotItem;
var header = rightBeforeHeader.Header as StackPanel;
var headerPosition = header.TransformToVisual(UICanvas).TransformPoint(new Windows.Foundation.Point(0d, 0d));
var initialBounds = new Windows.Foundation.Rect()
{
Width = header.RenderSize.Width,
Height = header.RenderSize.Height,
X = headerPosition.X,
Y = headerPosition.Y
};
var finalBounds = Window.Current.Bounds; // maps to the bounds of the current window
//The code is super easy to understand if you set a break point here and
//check to see what happens step by step ;)
transition.Start((Windows.UI.Color)_colorsByPivotItem[header.Name], // the color for the circlular bloom
initialBounds, // the initial size and position
finalBounds); // the area to fill over the animation duration
// Add item to queue of transitions
var pivotItem = (PivotItem)mainPivot.Items.Single(i => ((StackPanel)((PivotItem)i).Header).Name.Equals(header.Name));
pendingTransitions.Enqueue(pivotItem);
//This code deals with a bug that occurs when you go navigate to a new page then come back to this one.
if (carefulPlz == true)
{
var item = pendingTransitions.Dequeue();
var headerFinish = item;
UICanvas.Background = new SolidColorBrush((Windows.UI.Color)_colorsByPivotItem[headerFinish.Name]);
carefulPlz = false;
}
// Make the content visible immediately, when first clicked. Subsequent clicks will be handled by Pivot Control
var content = (FrameworkElement)pivotItem.Content;
if (content.Visibility == Visibility.Collapsed)
{
content.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
}
}
private void Bloomer()
{
var initialBounds = new Rect // maps to a rectangle the size of the header
{
Width = 110,
Height = 110,
X = 0,
Y = 0
};
var finalBounds = Window.Current.Bounds; // maps to the bounds of the current window
_transition.Start(Colors.Black, initialBounds, finalBounds);
}
