BlockUIContainer Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the BlockUIContainer class.
Overloads
| BlockUIContainer() |
Initializes a new, empty instance of the BlockUIContainer class. |
| BlockUIContainer(UIElement) |
Initializes a new instance of the BlockUIContainer class, taking a specified UIElement object as the initial contents of the new BlockUIContainer. |
BlockUIContainer()
Initializes a new, empty instance of the BlockUIContainer class.
public:
BlockUIContainer();public BlockUIContainer ();Public Sub New ()Applies to
BlockUIContainer(UIElement)
Initializes a new instance of the BlockUIContainer class, taking a specified UIElement object as the initial contents of the new BlockUIContainer.
public:
BlockUIContainer(System::Windows::UIElement ^ uiElement);public BlockUIContainer (System.Windows.UIElement uiElement);new System.Windows.Documents.BlockUIContainer : System.Windows.UIElement -> System.Windows.Documents.BlockUIContainerPublic Sub New (uiElement As UIElement)Parameters
- uiElement
- UIElement
An UIElement object specifying the initial contents of the new BlockUIContainer.
Examples
The following example demonstrates usage of this constructor.
// A child UIElement element for the new BlockUIContainer element.
Button buttonx = new Button();
buttonx.Content = "Click me!";
// After this line executes, the new element "inlineUI"
// contains the specified Inline element, "runx".
BlockUIContainer blockUI = new BlockUIContainer(buttonx);
' A child UIElement element for the new BlockUIContainer element.
Dim buttonx3 As New Button()
buttonx3.Content = "Click me!"
' After this line executes, the new element "inlineUI"
' contains the specified Inline element, "runx".
Dim blockUI As New BlockUIContainer(buttonx3)
Applies to
.NET