WPF.ListViewLayoutManager
Using a ListViewLayoutManager allows controlling the behavior of the column layout of ListView/GridView controls: Fixed Column: Column with fixed column width Range Column: Column with minimal and/or maximal column width Proportional Column: Column with proportional column width The Range Column allows to restrict the column width as well as to fill the remaining visible area with the column. As known from HTML tables or the Grid control, the Proportional Column determines the column widths on a percentage basis. The following factors determine the width of a proportional column: Visibility of the vertical ListView scrollbars Changes of the ListView control width Changes of the width of a non-proportional column The implementation supports both controlling through XAML or Code Behind. Usage of XAML styles allows a ListViewLayoutManager to be 'attached' to an existing ListView control. The class ConverterGridColumn offers object specific binding by using the interface IValueConverter. Using the ImageGridViewColumn class allows representing a column as an image/icon using a DataTemplate.
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dotnet add package WPF.ListViewLayoutManager --version 2.0.0
Install-Package WPF.ListViewLayoutManager -Version 2.0.0
<PackageReference Include="WPF.ListViewLayoutManager" Version="2.0.0" />
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