This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface. Represents a layout for the ListView.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The first visible pixel in the ListView. For horizontal layouts, this is the x-coordinate of the pixel. For vertical layouts, this is the y-coordinate.
true if the item must be completely visible; otherwise, false if its ok for the item to be partially visible. Promise.
A Promise for the index of the first visible item at the specified point.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The last visible pixel in the ListView. For horizontal layouts, this is the x-coordinate of the pixel. For vertical layouts, this is the y-coordinate.
true if the item must be completely visible; otherwise, false if its ok for the item to be partially visible. Promise.
A Promise for the index of the last visible item at the specified point.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
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A object that has these properties: animationPromise, newEndIndex.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The index of the item.
A Promise that returns an object with these properties: left, top, contentWidth, contentHeight, totalWidth, totalHeight.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The data source index of the current item.
The element for the current item.
The key that was pressed. This function must check for the arrow keys (leftArrow, upArrow, rightArrow, downArrow), pageDown, and pageUp and determine which item the user navigated to.
A Promise that contains the index of the next item (This item becomes the current item).
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
A Promise that returns an object that has these properties: beginScrollPosition, endScrollPosition.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The x-coordinate to test.
The y-coordinate to test.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The elements that represent the items that were added.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The elements that represent the items that were removed.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The index of the group in the group data source.
The element to render for the group header.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The index of the item in the data source.
The element to render for the item.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The element that represents a header in the data source.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
An element that represents an item in the data source.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The element being released.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The layout site for the layout. You can use this object to query the hosting ListView for info you might need to lay out items.
This API is no longer supported. Starting with the Windows Library for JavaScript 2.0 Preview, use the ILayout2 interface.
The starting pixel of the area to which the items are rendered.
The last pixel of the area to which the items are rendered.
The upper bound of the number of items to render.
A Promise that returns an object that has these properties: beginIndex, endIndex.