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A window manager in WPF is a framework that is responsible for managing windows in a WPF application. It provides a set of APIs for creating, opening, closing and managing windows. A window manager can help an application achieve a better user experience by enabling users to easily manage and navigate windows.
The window manager in WPF mainly has the following characteristics:
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Hierarchical structure of windows: The window manager provides a hierarchical structure, so that all windows can be organized into a tree structure, so that windows can be nested, contained and managed with each other.
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State management of windows: A window manager can track the states of windows, such as open, closed, maximized, minimized, and activated. These states can be used to determine the behavior and appearance of the window.
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Window navigation: The window manager can provide navigation between windows, enabling users to switch windows easily. This navigation can be based on a hierarchy like a tree structure or based on an identifier like tabs.
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Window layout management: A window manager can help implement window layout in a WPF application. These layouts can be fixed, resizable, responsive, or otherwise.