In WinForms, an ItemsControl is not a standard control like in WPF. However, you can use other controls like ListBox, ListView, or DataGridView to create an item-based control. Assuming you are using one of these controls and want to get the instance of the panel that holds the content, you can follow these steps:
ListBox, ListView, or DataGridView) that you are using to display the items.Here's an example of how to get the instance of the panel that holds the content of a ListBox:
using System; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace WinFormsApp { public partial class MainForm : Form { public MainForm() { InitializeComponent(); } private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Assuming you have a ListBox control named listBox1 on your form ListBox listBox = listBox1; // Get the panel that holds the ListBox content Panel contentPanel = FindContentPanel(listBox); // Now you have access to the Panel that holds the content of the ListBox // You can do whatever you want with the contentPanel here } private Panel FindContentPanel(Control control) { // Recursively search for the parent panel of the control Control parent = control.Parent; while (parent != null) { if (parent is Panel) { return (Panel)parent; } parent = parent.Parent; } return null; // Panel not found, return null or handle accordingly } } } In this example, the FindContentPanel method recursively searches for the parent Panel of the specified control. It starts with the control you provided (in this case, the ListBox) and moves up the control hierarchy using the Parent property until it finds a Panel. If no Panel is found, it returns null.
You can adapt this example to work with other item-based controls like ListView or DataGridView by replacing the ListBox with the corresponding control instance. Keep in mind that the structure of the control hierarchy can vary depending on your specific layout, so you may need to adjust the search method accordingly.
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