ScrollChangedEventArgs.ExtentHeightChange Property

Definition

Namespace:

System.Windows.Controls

Assembly:

PresentationFramework.dll

Gets a value that indicates the change in height of the ScrollViewer extent.

C#

public double ExtentHeightChange { get; }

Property Value

Double

A Double that represents the change in extent height.

Examples

The following example shows how to get the value of the ExtentHeightChange property.

C#

private void sChanged(object sender, ScrollChangedEventArgs e)
{
    if (svrContent.CanContentScroll)
    {
        tBlock1.Foreground = System.Windows.Media.Brushes.Red;
        tBlock1.Text = "ScrollChangedEvent just Occurred";
        tBlock2.Text = "ExtentHeight is now " + e.ExtentHeight.ToString();
        tBlock3.Text = "ExtentWidth is now " + e.ExtentWidth.ToString();
        tBlock4.Text = "ExtentHeightChange was " + e.ExtentHeightChange.ToString();
        tBlock5.Text = "ExtentWidthChange was " + e.ExtentWidthChange.ToString();
        tBlock6.Text = "HorizontalOffset is now " + e.HorizontalOffset.ToString();
        tBlock7.Text = "VerticalOffset is now " + e.VerticalOffset.ToString();
        tBlock8.Text = "HorizontalChange was " + e.HorizontalChange.ToString();
        tBlock9.Text = "VerticalChange was " + e.VerticalChange.ToString();
        tBlock10.Text = "ViewportHeight is now " + e.ViewportHeight.ToString();
        tBlock11.Text = "ViewportWidth is now " + e.ViewportWidth.ToString();
        tBlock12.Text = "ViewportHeightChange was " + e.ViewportHeightChange.ToString();
        tBlock13.Text = "ViewportWidthChange was " + e.ViewportWidthChange.ToString();
    }
    else
    {
        tBlock1.Text = "";
    }

Applies to