How can controls be dynamically added in WPF and their …

In WPF, adding controls dynamically can be achieved through code. First, you need to define a container in the XAML file, such as Grid or StackPanel, to hold the dynamically added controls. Then, create the controls to be added through code, set their properties and events. Finally, add the created controls to the container.

Here is an example demonstrating how to dynamically add a Button control and save the button’s parameters.

1. In the XAML file, create a Grid container to place dynamically added controls.

<Grid x:Name="container">
    <!-- 其他控件 -->
</Grid>

1. In the code, use C# to create and add a Button control.

Button button = new Button();
button.Content = "Click Me";
button.Click += Button_Click;

container.Children.Add(button);

1. Define the click event of the button, and in this event, save the button’s parameters.

private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    Button clickedButton = (Button)sender;
    string buttonText = clickedButton.Content.ToString();

    // 保存按钮的参数
    // ...
}

By following the steps above, you can dynamically add controls and save their parameters. When the button is clicked, the button’s parameters will be saved to the corresponding variable, allowing you to further process them according to your needs.