WPF Grid Row / Column Sizing in Proportion to DesiredSize?

I'll take it that there's no easy way of doing it in XAML, so I have resorted to code-behind. The way I've done it is thus, in the XAML Grid> Height, GridUnitType. Star); } private void Bar_SizeChanged(object sender, SizeChangedEventArgs e) { BarRow.

Height = new GridLength(e.NewSize. Height, GridUnitType. Star); } You could also do it with bindings and a ValueConverter.

I'll take it that there's no easy way of doing it in XAML, so I have resorted to code-behind. The way I've done it is thus, in the XAML; In the code-behind; private void Foo_SizeChanged(object sender, SizeChangedEventArgs e) { FooRow. Height = new GridLength(e.NewSize.

Height, GridUnitType. Star); } private void Bar_SizeChanged(object sender, SizeChangedEventArgs e) { BarRow. Height = new GridLength(e.NewSize.

Height, GridUnitType. Star); } You could also do it with bindings and a ValueConverter.

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