VirtualizingStackPanel.RemoveCleanUpVirtualizedItemHandler Method
Definition
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Removes an event handler for the CleanUpVirtualizedItem attached event.
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static void RemoveCleanUpVirtualizedItemHandler(System::Windows::DependencyObject ^ element, System::Windows::Controls::CleanUpVirtualizedItemEventHandler ^ handler);public static void RemoveCleanUpVirtualizedItemHandler (System.Windows.DependencyObject element, System.Windows.Controls.CleanUpVirtualizedItemEventHandler handler);static member RemoveCleanUpVirtualizedItemHandler : System.Windows.DependencyObject * System.Windows.Controls.CleanUpVirtualizedItemEventHandler -> unitPublic Shared Sub RemoveCleanUpVirtualizedItemHandler (element As DependencyObject, handler As CleanUpVirtualizedItemEventHandler)Parameters
- element
- DependencyObject
The DependencyObject from which the handler is being removed.
Specifies the event handler that is to be removed.
Remarks
The standard layout system creates item containers and computes layout for each item associated with a list control. The word "virtualize" refers to a technique by which a subset of UI elements are generated from a larger number of data items based on which items are visible on-screen. Generating many UI elements when only a few elements might be on the screen can adversely affect the performance of your application. The VirtualizingStackPanel calculates the number of visible items and works with the ItemContainerGenerator from an ItemsControl (such as ListBox or ListView) to create UI elements only for visible items.
