I know that Uniform grid does not support row span, but its somehow possible by overriding a method from what i read on Google, but i could really use an example how can i do this. What i want to achieve is a layout similar to this:
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| 1 | 2 |
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| 3 |
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So basically i want the third children to be spanned over 2 columns. I could use a grid but sadly i don't know any method how can i do this because all the children's are created dynamically and i cannot specify in witch cell the child will be put.
I think that you'd be better off using a Grid
control. Although you say that you cannot specify in which cell the child will be put, I would try to fix that problem, rather than to create a new control. If you can fix that issue, then this might help you.
To populate a particular row in code, you can use the Grid.SetRow
method and to populate a particular column, you can use the Grid.SetColumn
method:
Grid.SetRow(rectangle, 1);
Grid.SetColumn(rectangle, 1);
Likewise, to set a row span, you can use the Grid.SetRowSpan
method and to set a column span, you can use the Grid.SetColumnSpan
method:
Grid.SetRowSpan(rectangle, 2);
Grid.SetColumnSpan(rectangle, 2);
Please see the Grid.SetRow
Method, Grid.SetRowSpan
Method , Grid.SetColumn
Method and Grid.SetColumnSpan
Method pages on MSDN for a full example on this.