/// <summary>
/// Fired when the Row is attached to the DataGrid. The scenario here is if the user is scrolling and
/// the Row is a recycled container that was just added back to the visual tree. Properties that rely on a value from
/// the Grid should be reevaluated because they may be stale.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Properties can obviously be stale if the DataGrid's value changes while the row is disconnected. They can also
/// be stale for unobvious reasons.
///
/// For example, the Style property is invalidated when we detect a new Visual parent. This happens for
/// elements in the row (such as the RowHeader) before Prepare is called on the Row. The coercion callback
/// will thus be unable to find the DataGrid and will return the wrong value.
///
/// There is a potential for perf work here. If we know a DP isn't invalidated when the visual tree is reconnected
/// and we know that the Grid hasn't modified that property then its value is likely fine. We could also cache whether
/// or not the Grid's property is the one that's winning. If not, no need to redo the coercion. This notification
/// is pretty fast already and thus not worth the work for now.
/// </remarks>
private void SyncProperties(bool forcePrepareCells)
{
// Coerce all properties on Row that depend on values from the DataGrid
// Style is ok since it's equivalent to ItemContainerStyle and has already been invalidated.
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, BackgroundProperty);
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, HeaderStyleProperty);
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, HeaderTemplateProperty);
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, HeaderTemplateSelectorProperty);
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, ValidationErrorTemplateProperty);
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, DetailsTemplateProperty);
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, DetailsTemplateSelectorProperty);
DataGridHelper.TransferProperty(this, DetailsVisibilityProperty);
CoerceValue(VisibilityProperty); // Handle NewItemPlaceholder case
RestoreAttachedItemValue(this, DetailsVisibilityProperty);
var cellsPresenter = CellsPresenter;
if (cellsPresenter != null)
{
cellsPresenter.SyncProperties(forcePrepareCells);
RestoreAttachedItemValue(cellsPresenter, DataGridCellsPresenter.HeightProperty);
}
if (DetailsPresenter != null)
{
DetailsPresenter.SyncProperties();
}
if (RowHeader != null)
{
RowHeader.SyncProperties();
}
}
