Interface IWindow
Represents a platform-specific window implementation used by the Xui runtime. Each platform (e.g., Windows, macOS, iOS) must provide an implementation of this interface to manage window lifecycle, rendering, and input.
This interface is typically paired with an abstract window in the Xui framework, and is not used directly by application developers.
public interface IWindowProperties
RequireKeyboard
Gets or sets whether the window currently requires keyboard input focus. Platforms may use this to show or hide on-screen keyboards.
bool RequireKeyboard { get; set; }Property Value
TextMeasureContext
Gets a lightweight text measure context for hit-testing text positions during pointer events. Returns null on platforms that do not support it.
ITextMeasureContext? TextMeasureContext { get; }Property Value
Title
Gets or sets the window title, where supported by the platform (e.g., desktop).
string Title { get; set; }Property Value
Methods
Close()
Closes and destroys the platform window. Called when the abstract window is disposed programmatically rather than through a user-initiated close gesture. The default implementation is a no-op for platforms that do not support imperative close.
void Close()GetService(Type)
Returns platform-provided services for this window (e.g. IImagePipeline). Called by the abstract Window after exhausting its own DI service provider. Implementations must never call back into the abstract window.
object? GetService(Type serviceType)Parameters
serviceTypeType
Returns
Invalidate()
Requests a redraw of the window surface. The platform should trigger a paint or render callback as soon as possible.
void Invalidate()Show()
Displays the window to the user. This may include making it visible, entering the main loop, or attaching it to the application's view hierarchy, depending on the platform.
void Show()