FlowLayoutControl.IsFlowBreak Attached Property
Gets or sets whether the flow of the control’s items is wrapped at the preceding item and the current item must start a new column or row. When applied to a Tile within a TileLayoutControl, this property allows you to start a new group. This is an attached property.
Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.LayoutControl
Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.LayoutControl.v24.1.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.LayoutControl
Declaration
Returns
Type | Description |
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Boolean | A Boolean value that specifies whether an item must start a new layer. |
Remarks
Use the IsFlowBreak attached property to specify that a specific item must forcibly start a new layer (column or row, according to the FlowLayoutControl.Orientation property). In the following example, the IsFlowBreak property is enabled for Item 3 and Item 6:
<dxlc:FlowLayoutControl >
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 1"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 2"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 3" dxlc:FlowLayoutControl.IsFlowBreak="True"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 4"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 5"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 6" dxlc:FlowLayoutControl.IsFlowBreak="True"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 7"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 8"/>
<local:SampleLayoutItem Caption="Item 9"/>
</dxlc:FlowLayoutControl>
The FlowLayoutControl.AllowAddFlowBreaksDuringItemMoving property allows an end-user to start new layers at runtime when moving an item. To enable runtime items to move, use the FlowLayoutControl.AllowItemMoving property.
When applied to a Tile within a TileLayoutControl, this property allows you to start a new group.