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@jankrib jankrib commented Dec 26, 2015

This makes it possible to override which direction drag and drop works in.

jankrib and others added 3 commits December 26, 2015 10:50
This makes it possible to override which direction drag and drop works in.
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punker76 commented Aug 4, 2016

@jankrib Sorry for the very very late response... but is this property really necessary? Can you give me a nice sample? Thx!

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jankrib commented Aug 16, 2016

We needed it because we used gong drag drop on a grid. It is not clear for gong which direction to work on. This allowed us to have reordering of columns and rows in a table, but we needed this for it to work in both directions.

Could be that this is a special case, but I don't see any downside with allowing direction to be explicitly set.

@punker76 punker76 changed the base branch from master to dev August 20, 2016 12:41
/// <summary>
/// Gets the index of the target item within <see cref="TargetCollection"/>.
/// </summary>
public int TargetIndex { get; private set; }
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Why this? It's the same as InsertIndex.

punker76 added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 23, 2016
  This property allows the user to force the Orientation of the ItemsControl (ItemsPanel)
  Taken from #155 by @jankrib
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Content elements such as runs within textblocks could not be used as drop target items,
because they are not UIElements. This patch provides a way to use ContentElements as
drop target items.
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