/// <summary>Create a <see cref="Xaml.Controls.ContentPresenter"/></summary>
/// <remarks>Remark: ContentPresenter().Bind() binds to <see cref="Xaml.Controls.ContentPresenter.ContentProperty"/></remarks>
public static ContentPresenter ContentPresenter()
{
var ui = new Xaml.Controls.ContentPresenter();
var markup = CSharpMarkup.WinUI.ContentPresenter.StartChain(ui);
// In WinUI we use a workaround to simulate template bindings, so we have to explicitly create equivalent bindings
// for the bindings that ContentPresenter creates by default.
if (DependencyObjectExtensions.TemplatedParent is not null)
{
markup.Content().BindTemplate("Content")
.ContentTemplate().BindTemplate("ContentTemplate")
.ContentTemplateSelector().BindTemplate("ContentTemplateSelector");
}
return(markup);
}
// Specify parameter properties to include them in derived types
#if HAS_UNO
/// <summary>Create a <see cref="Xaml.Controls.ContentPresenter"/></summary>
/// <remarks>Remark: ContentPresenter().Bind() binds to <see cref="Xaml.Controls.ContentPresenter.ContentProperty"/></remarks>
public static ContentPresenter ContentPresenter()
{
var ui = new Xaml.Controls.ContentPresenter();
var markup = CSharpMarkup.WinUI.ContentPresenter.StartChain(ui);
// In UNO the implicit binding to Content* properties that should happen when the ContentPresenter is in a ControlTemplate
// (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/winui/api/microsoft.ui.xaml.controls.contentpresenter?view=winui-3.0#remarks)
// does not happen; see UNO issues https://github.com/unoplatform/uno/issues/857 and https://github.com/unoplatform/uno/issues/6452
// Below is a workaround to do this implicit binding if the ContentPresenter is in a ControlTemplate.
if (buildingControlTemplate)
{
markup.Content().BindTemplate("Content")
.ContentTemplate().BindTemplate("ContentTemplate")
.ContentTemplateSelector().BindTemplate("ContentTemplateSelector");
}
return(markup);
}
