I'm using a pop-up window in my WPF application. It's a borderless window with SizeToContent set to WidthAndHeight.
It resizes itself every time I show it to the user in order to accomodate for various lengths of caption on the button and the number of buttons which can vary etc.
Unfortunately, this auto-resizing is noticeable - especially when the window shrinks; it looks "jumpy" and thus sort of amateurish.
I'm never disposing of this window - just hiding and showing again - because I'd have to reattach some event handlers every time, and also repopulate a listbox (with language codes), which I'm not sure I should do.
Is there any way I could tell it to calculate the right size before it is displayed?
It must be WPF perf optimization. Calling InvalidateMeasure() beforehands might help.