WPF: implement the spring attribute in Windows Forms in the statusbar Control

In Windows Forms, you can adjust the spring attribute of toolstripstatuslabel to set the label in statusstrip to stretch (occupying all other space ):

 

In WPF, set horizontalcontentalignment of statusbaritem to stretch, but this can only be set for the last project:

<Statusbar>

<Statusbaritem>

<Button> A </button>

</Statusbaritem>

<Statusbaritem>

<Button> B </button>

</Statusbaritem>

<Statusbaritem horizontalcontentalignment = "stretch">

<Button> C </button>

</Statusbaritem>

</Statusbar>

 

Result:

 

 

If you want a more complex layout, You can redefine itemspanel of itemscontrol, for example, the slightly complex statusbar below:

<Stackpanel>

<! -- Set the statusbaritem style. The default value of horizontalcontentalignment is left -->

<Stackpanel. Resources>

<Style targettype = "statusbaritem">

<Setter property = "borderbrush" value = "red"/>

<Setter property = "borderthickness" value = "1"/>

<Setter property = "margin" value = "1"/>

<Setter property = "horizontalcontentalignment" value = "stretch"/>

<Setter property = "verticalcontentalignment" value = "stretch"/>

</Style>

</Stackpanel. Resources>

<Statusbar>

<! -- Set itemspanel to dockpanel -->

<Statusbar. itemspanel>

<Itemspaneltemplate>

<Dockpanel/>

</Itemspaneltemplate>

</Statusbar. itemspanel>

<Statusbaritem dockpanel. Dock = "TOP">

<Button> A </button>

</Statusbaritem>

<Statusbaritem dockpanel. Dock = "right">

<Button> B </button>

</Statusbaritem>

<Statusbaritem>

<Button> C </button>

</Statusbaritem>

</Statusbar>

</Stackpanel>

 

Result: