WIN10 UWP Set Startup Window size Get window size

This article mainly says how to set the starting size of our window, UWP the Startup window size. setting up the startup Window

To set the window size

Applicationview.preferredlaunchviewsize = new Size (1000, 1000);

            Applicationview.preferredlaunchwindowingmode = applicationviewwindowingmode.preferredlaunchviewsize;

Applicationview.preferredlaunchwindowingmode Set UWP window full screen

If you set the screen size to make each open window smaller, you can use it simply (the following code has no tests)

Applicationview.preferredlaunchwindowingmode = applicationviewwindowingmode.preferredlaunchviewsize;

Applicationview.preferredlaunchwindowingmode =

Applicationviewwindowingmode.auto;

Similar to this problem, UWP's title bar problem, we set the Extendviewintotitlebar=true, led to the absence of a title bar, but if we set false after the program is closed after the discovery is not used, the simple way

            var windows = Coreapplication.getcurrentview (). TitleBar;

            Windows. Extendviewintotitlebar = false;

            Windows. Extendviewintotitlebar = true;

Applicationview.preferredlaunchwindowingmode = Applicationviewwindowingmode.fullscreen;

Settings found that our window has not become smaller, in fact, using the following code

Window minimum

Applicationview.getforcurrentview (). Setpreferredminsize (New Size (200, 100));

Get window Size

Window.Current.Bounds.Width

Get window Height

Window.Current.Bounds.Height

But if we need to judge the size of our windows, a simple way to use dynamic adaptation

       <visualstatemanager.visualstategroups > <visualstategroup currentstatechanged= "{x:Bind View.

                        Narrowvisual} "> <VisualState> <VisualState.StateTriggers>

                    <adaptivetrigger minwindowwidth= "720"/> </VisualState.StateTriggers> <visualstate.setters > <!--<setter target= "img.visibility value=" Coll

                apsed "></Setter>--> </VisualState.Setters> </VisualState> <VisualState> <VisualState.StateTriggers> <ada Ptivetrigger minwindowheight= > </AdaptiveTrigger> </visuals Tate.

                Statetriggers> <visualstate.setters > </VisualState.Setters> </vIsualstate> </VisualStateGroup> </VisualStateManager.VisualStateGroups>
 

Binding changes in the background, I write in view Narrows.

And then in view write we get the window size

        public void Narrowvisual (object sender, Visualstatechangedeventargs e)

        {

            //window.current.bounds.width

            Window.Current.Bounds.Height

        }

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