[11.0 P6] Docs for virtualize updates#37270
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Hi @ilonatommy! ... I'll be back on July 1st. 🏖️ |
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Approved with mostly NITs.
I think this is for .NET 11, right? I suggest a moniker range change.
Otherwise ...
- I dropped in a few definite articles ("the"), which seem to make those sentences read a bit better.
- I dropped in a couple XREF cross-links for API.
BTW ... If you want to, you can set the ms.date to the planned Pre6 release date of 07/14/2026.
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This is for .NET 11, correct? Also, I'll include my "UPDATE 11.0" tracking comment for getting the API into place after GA.
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| <!-- UPDATE 11.0 - API Browser cross-links --> |
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| ### `InitialItemIndex` parameter | ||
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| Set `InitialItemIndex` to open the list at a specific item index on first interactive render. This is a one-shot parameter—changes after first render are ignored. Out-of-range values are clamped. |
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| Set `InitialItemIndex` to open the list at a specific item index on first interactive render. This is a one-shot parameter—changes after first render are ignored. Out-of-range values are clamped. | |
| Set `InitialItemIndex` to open the list at a specific item index on the first interactive render. This is a one-shot parameter—changes after first render are ignored. Out-of-range values are clamped. |
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| Call `ScrollToItemAsync` to programmatically scroll to an item after first render. The scroll is instant (no animation). The method returns a `Task` that completes when the target item is aligned to the top of the viewport. Cancellation is supported via `CancellationToken`. |
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| Call `ScrollToItemAsync` to programmatically scroll to an item after first render. The scroll is instant (no animation). The method returns a `Task` that completes when the target item is aligned to the top of the viewport. Cancellation is supported via `CancellationToken`. | |
| Call `ScrollToItemAsync` to programmatically scroll to an item after the first render. The scroll is instant (no animation). The method returns a <xref:System.Threading.Tasks.Task> that completes when the target item is aligned to the top of the viewport. Cancellation is supported via a <xref:System.Threading.CancellationToken>. |
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| Call `ScrollToItemAsync` to programmatically scroll to an item after first render. The scroll is instant (no animation). The method returns a `Task` that completes when the target item is aligned to the top of the viewport. Cancellation is supported via `CancellationToken`. | ||
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| If multiple calls occur, the last call wins—earlier calls complete normally but only the final target is honored. If the user scrolls during a programmatic scroll, the user's scroll takes precedence. Calling before first interactive render throws an <xref:System.InvalidOperationException>. |
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| If multiple calls occur, the last call wins—earlier calls complete normally but only the final target is honored. If the user scrolls during a programmatic scroll, the user's scroll takes precedence. Calling before first interactive render throws an <xref:System.InvalidOperationException>. | |
| If multiple calls occur, the last call wins—earlier calls complete normally but only the final target is honored. If the user scrolls during a programmatic scroll, the user's scroll takes precedence. Calling before the first interactive render throws an <xref:System.InvalidOperationException>. |
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Programmatic scroll got added in Add InitialIndex parameter and ScrollToIndexAsync API to
Virtualize<TItem>aspnetcore#66753 an is renamed after review in API review rename ofInitialIndexandScrollToIndexAsyncaspnetcore#67312.AnchorModealso has a pending rename in API review rename ofAnchorModeaspnetcore#67313, we are changingBeginning->Start.Internal previews