private static bool TransitionToState(
FrameworkElement control,
FrameworkElement stateGroupsRoot,
string stateName,
VisualStateGroup group,
VisualState state,
bool useTransitions)
{
VisualStateSource.Info(
"Changing visual state from \"{0}\" to \"{1}\" on control {2} with root element {3}.",
group.GetCurrentState()?.Name ?? group.CurrentState?.Name,
stateName,
control,
stateGroupsRoot);
// We offload the actual transitioning logic into multiple different StateSwitchers,
// so that this class doesn't become cluttered.
// Simply call them in order and check if one of them managed to transition to a new state.
bool couldTransitionToState = false;
couldTransitionToState |= new SetterVisualStateSwitcher().GoToState(
control, stateGroupsRoot, stateName, group, state, useTransitions);
couldTransitionToState |= new AnimationVisualStateSwitcher().GoToState(
control, stateGroupsRoot, stateName, group, state, useTransitions);
group.SetCurrentState(state);
return(couldTransitionToState);
}
private void ApplySetter(Setter setter)
{
DependencyObject setterTarget = FindSetterTarget(setter);
if (setterTarget != null)
{
if (setter.Value is Binding binding)
{
BindingOperations.SetBinding(setterTarget, setter.Property, binding);
}
else
{
// We are dealing with a "normal" .NET property value.
//
// SetCurrentValue doesn't change the property source, but changes the value until
// reset.
// This is ideal, as long as we reset the property again
// (which is done in the RemoveSetter method(s)).
setterTarget.SetCurrentValue(setter.Property, setter.Value);
}
VisualStateSource.Verbose(
"Setting property {0} to {1} on element {2}.",
setter.Property.Name,
setter.Value,
setterTarget);
}
}
private bool ShouldTransitionToState(FrameworkElement control, VisualStateGroup group, VisualState state)
{
// No need to transition, if we are already at the target state.
if ((group.GetCurrentState() ?? group.CurrentState) == state)
{
VisualStateSource.Verbose(
"Not changing to visual state {0}, because the control \"{1}\" is already at that state.",
state.Name,
control
);
return(false);
}
// The ExtendedVisualState can have a set of Conditions, which need to apply.
if (state is ExtendedVisualState extendedState &&
!extendedState.AreConditionsApplyingToControl(control))
{
VisualStateSource.Verbose(
"Not changing to visual state {0}, because one of " +
"the state's conditions doesn't apply.",
state.Name
);
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
private void RemoveSetter(Setter setter)
{
// InvalidateProperty forces the previously changed property to be
// re-evaluated. This resets any previous changes.
DependencyObject setterTarget = FindSetterTarget(setter);
if (setterTarget != null)
{
if (setter.Value is Binding)
{
BindingOperations.ClearBinding(setterTarget, setter.Property);
}
else
{
// A normal .NET value can simply be invalidated. The DP remembers the previous
// value.
setterTarget.InvalidateProperty(setter.Property);
}
VisualStateSource.Verbose(
"Removed visual state setter for property {0} from element {1}.",
setter.Property.Name,
setterTarget);
}
}
private void OnCurrentTransitionStoryboardCompleted(VisualTransition currentTransition)
{
VisualStateSource.Verbose("Explicit storyboard completed. State: {0}", StateName);
if (currentTransition.GetDynamicStoryboardCompleted() &&
ShouldRunStateStoryboard())
{
VisualStateSource.Verbose("Running ToState storyboards.");
Group.StartNewAndStopOldStoryboards(StateGroupsRoot, ToState.Storyboard);
}
currentTransition.SetExplicitStoryboardCompleted(true);
}
private DependencyObject FindSetterTarget(Setter setter)
{
// If no target name is specified, the setter referes (by convention) to the control.
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(setter.TargetName))
{
return(Control);
}
// Try to locate the target in the template part, or in the control itself.
var target = StateGroupsRoot.FindName(setter.TargetName) as DependencyObject ??
Control.FindName(setter.TargetName) as DependencyObject;
if (target == null)
{
VisualStateSource.Warn(
"Couldn't find the visual state setter target \"{0}\".", setter.TargetName);
}
return(target);
}
private void PlayTransitionAnimations(
VisualTransition currentTransition, Storyboard dynamicTransitionStoryboard)
{
// Create these local event handlers, so that we can pass the local variables
// to the actual handler functions, while also being able to de-register the event
// handlers again, to not create memory leaks.
EventHandler dynamicStoryboardCompletedHandler = null;
EventHandler currentStoryboardCompletedHandler = null;
dynamicStoryboardCompletedHandler = (sender, e) =>
{
dynamicTransitionStoryboard.Completed -= dynamicStoryboardCompletedHandler;
OnDynamicTransitionStoryboardCompleted(dynamicTransitionStoryboard, currentTransition);
};
currentStoryboardCompletedHandler = (sender, e) =>
{
currentTransition.Storyboard.Completed -= currentStoryboardCompletedHandler;
OnCurrentTransitionStoryboardCompleted(currentTransition);
};
// Play the dynamically created storyboard every single time.
VisualStateSource.Verbose("Preparing dynamically generated transition storyboard.");
currentTransition.SetDynamicStoryboardCompleted(false);
dynamicTransitionStoryboard.Completed += dynamicStoryboardCompletedHandler;
// If a storyboard has been defined INSIDE the VisualTransition
// (-> explicit storyboard), play that aswell.
if (currentTransition.Storyboard != null &&
currentTransition.GetExplicitStoryboardCompleted())
{
VisualStateSource.Verbose("Preparing explicit storyboard defined in transition.");
currentTransition.SetExplicitStoryboardCompleted(false);
currentTransition.Storyboard.Completed += currentStoryboardCompletedHandler;
}
VisualStateSource.Verbose("Starting storyboards.");
Group.StartNewAndStopOldStoryboards(
StateGroupsRoot,
currentTransition.Storyboard,
dynamicTransitionStoryboard);
}
/// <summary>
/// Transitions to another state by generating dynamic transitioning animations.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>
/// Always returns <c>true</c>.
/// </returns>
protected override bool GoToStateCore()
{
VisualTransition currentTransition = GetCurrentVisualTransition();
Storyboard dynamicTransitionStoryboard = CreateDynamicTransitionStoryboard(currentTransition);
if (currentTransition == null || currentTransition.HasZeroDuration())
{
// Without a transition (or a transition which has no duration), the animations
// defined in the ToState are supposed to start immediately.
VisualStateSource.Verbose(
"Not using transitions. Transitions available: {0}",
currentTransition != null);
PlayToStateAnimations(currentTransition);
}
else
{
VisualStateSource.Verbose("Using generated transition storyboard...");
PlayTransitionAnimations(currentTransition, dynamicTransitionStoryboard);
}
return(true);
}
