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BaseVerticalCollectionView Constructor

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Declaration

public BaseVerticalCollectionView();

Description

Creates a BaseVerticalCollectionView with all default properties. The BaseVerticalCollectionView.itemsSource must all be set for the BaseVerticalCollectionView to function properly.

Declaration

public BaseVerticalCollectionView(IList itemsSource, float itemHeight);

Parameters

Parameter Description
itemsSource The list of items to use as a data source.
itemHeight The height of each item, in pixels. For FixedHeight virtualization only.

Description

Constructs a BaseVerticalCollectionView, with all required properties provided.

Obsolete makeItem and bindItem are now in ListView and TreeView directly, please use a constructor without these parameters.

Declaration

public BaseVerticalCollectionView(IList itemsSource, float itemHeight, Func<VisualElement> makeItem, Action<VisualElement,int> bindItem);

Parameters

Parameter Description
itemsSource The list of items to use as a data source.
itemHeight The height of each item, in pixels. For FixedHeight virtualization only.
makeItem The factory method to call to create a display item. The method should return a VisualElement that can be bound to a data item.
bindItem The method to call to bind a data item to a display item. The method receives as parameters the display item to bind, and the index of the data item to bind it to.

Description

Obsolete. Use ListView or TreeView constructor directly.

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