AbsoluteLayout.OnChildRemoved Method
Definition
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Overloads
OnChildRemoved(Element) |
Obsolete.
Called when a child is removed from the AbsoluteLayout. |
OnChildRemoved(Element, Int32) |
OnChildRemoved(Element)
Caution
OnChildRemoved(Element) is obsolete as of version 4.8.0. Please use OnChildRemoved(Element, int) instead.
Called when a child is removed from the AbsoluteLayout.
[System.Obsolete("OnChildRemoved(Element) is obsolete as of version 4.8.0. Please use OnChildRemoved(Element, int) instead.")]
protected override void OnChildRemoved (Xamarin.Forms.Element child);
override this.OnChildRemoved : Xamarin.Forms.Element -> unit
Parameters
- child
- Element
The element that was removed from the children.
- Attributes
-
System.ObsoleteAttribute
Remarks
Application developers can override OnChildRemoved(Element) to change the default behavior thata is triggered when a child is removed. When doing so, it is recommended to call the base OnChildRemoved(Element) method and then add additional logic.
Applies to
OnChildRemoved(Element, Int32)
protected override void OnChildRemoved (Xamarin.Forms.Element child, int oldLogicalIndex);
override this.OnChildRemoved : Xamarin.Forms.Element * int -> unit
Parameters
- child
- Element
- oldLogicalIndex
- System.Int32