DynamicDocumentPaginator Class
Provides an abstract base class that supports automatic background pagination and tracking content positions across repaginations in addition to the methods and properties of its own base class.
Assembly: PresentationCore (in PresentationCore.dll)
By default, a DynamicDocumentPaginator will automatically pre-paginate content in the background (this process begins when IsBackgroundPaginationEnabled is true, which is the default setting).
When IsBackgroundPaginationEnabled is true, the layout will also be repaginated due to changes in content or changes in PageSize.
The PaginationProgress event occurs upon completion of pagination (or repagination) of one or more pages, such as in the following situations:
PaginationProgress events occur as content is paginated in the background. Depending on the implementation, the event may occur upon paginating one or multiple pages (PaginationProgressEventArgs specifies which pages have been paginated).
Calls to GetPage or GetPageAsync may cause an PaginationProgress event to occur if the page specified has not been paginated. For example, if background pagination is enabled (IsBackgroundPaginationEnabled = true) but pagination has only been completed up to the third page, a call of GetPage with an argument of 6 will cause pages four, five, six, and seven to be paginated. Upon completion, a PaginationProgress event will be raised with PaginationProgressEventArgs settings of Start = 4 and Count = 4.
With background pagination enabled (IsBackgroundPaginationEnabled = true), a change in PageSize on flow-format content, such as a FlowDocument, may cause repagination and associated PaginationProgress events. Note that PageSize has no effect in repagination on fixed-format content, such as FixedDocument, where the visual page size does not affect the layout.
A PaginationCompleted event also occurs when background pagination is disabled. For example, if there is only one page of content and IsBackgroundPaginationEnabled = false), calling GetPage with an argument of 0 will result in two events:
A PaginationProgress event with PaginationProgressEventArgs settings of Start = 0 and Count = 1.
A PaginationCompleted event.
System.Windows.Documents.DocumentPaginator
System.Windows.Documents.DynamicDocumentPaginator
Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003
The .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework do not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.