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Why did you fill Canvas properties after set to the RootVisual?
You can't do like above?
var MyCanvas = new Canvas();
MyCanvas.Width = 100;
MyCanvas.Height = 100;
this.RootVisual = MyCanvas;
There is performance difference?
In this issue: Grant Archibald, Rob Houweling, Andrej Tozon, Dean Chalk, Ken Cox, Daniel Crenna, Bryant
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vitor_canova - Your way works as well, no diff unless you need to keep that canvas pointer around
Ok Mike, thank's.
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