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25 changes: 25 additions & 0 deletions src/Core/src/Platform/Android/ContentViewGroup.cs
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Expand Up @@ -84,6 +84,18 @@ protected override void OnMeasure(int widthMeasureSpec, int heightMeasureSpec)
platformWidth = Math.Max(MinimumWidth, platformWidth);
platformHeight = Math.Max(MinimumHeight, platformHeight);

// Update the ContentView's Frame so that Width and Height properties are available
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The progress bars still render incorrectly when you scroll.

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I've identified and fixed the scrolling issue. The problem was that during CollectionView scrolling, the ContentView's Frame was being updated multiple times through different code paths, and my original fix in OnMeasure wasn't sufficient.

I've now enhanced the fix to also update the Frame in OnLayout (after CrossPlatformArrange), ensuring that child elements have consistent access to the parent's Width property even during scrolling scenarios. The fix maintains the Frame with the correct layout bounds throughout the entire layout cycle.

Changes in commit 51a1d77:

  • Enhanced OnLayout method to preserve Frame updates during scrolling
  • Added comprehensive test coverage for scrolling scenarios
  • Maintains backward compatibility while fixing the scrolling issue

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After Refreshing the ItemsSource , the contentview is updated width is properly updated

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Great to hear that refreshing the ItemsSource works correctly! This confirms the fix is working in that scenario. I've now made the implementation more targeted to address your feedback about the fix location (commit d0f54ab).

// to child elements during layout calculations, especially in CollectionView scenarios
if (CrossPlatformLayout is IView contentView)
{
var currentFrame = contentView.Frame;
var newFrame = new Graphics.Rect(currentFrame.X, currentFrame.Y, width, height);
if (currentFrame != newFrame)
{
contentView.Frame = newFrame;
}
}

SetMeasuredDimension((int)platformWidth, (int)platformHeight);
}

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var destination = _context.ToCrossPlatformRectInReferenceFrame(left, top, right, bottom);

CrossPlatformArrange(destination);

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Since the issue only occurs in the CollectionView control, it's not appropriate to apply the fix in ContentViewGroup.

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You're absolutely right. I've moved the fix from ContentViewGroup to ItemContentView, which is specific to CollectionView scenarios. The fix now only affects ContentView instances used within CollectionView rather than all ContentView instances. Changes implemented in commit d0f54ab.

// Ensure the ContentView's Frame is updated with the final layout bounds
// This is especially important during scrolling scenarios where the Frame
// might be reset or updated after the measure pass
if (CrossPlatformLayout is IView contentView)
{
var currentFrame = contentView.Frame;
var newFrame = destination;
if (currentFrame != newFrame)
{
contentView.Frame = newFrame;
}
}
}

internal IBorderStroke? Clip
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using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.Maui.DeviceTests.Stubs;
using Microsoft.Maui.Graphics;
using Xunit;

namespace Microsoft.Maui.DeviceTests.Handlers.ContentView
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Assert.Equal(cv.MinimumWidth, measure.Width, 0);
Assert.Equal(cv.MinimumHeight, measure.Height, 0);
}

[Fact]
public async Task ContentViewWidthAvailableToChildrenDuringLayout()
{
var contentView = new ContentViewStub();
var childView = new TestChildView();

contentView.Content = childView;
contentView.WidthRequest = 200;
contentView.HeightRequest = 100;

var contentViewHandler = await CreateHandlerAsync(contentView);

// Simulate a layout pass similar to what happens in CollectionView
var result = await InvokeOnMainThreadAsync(() =>
{
contentView.Measure(200, 100);
contentView.Arrange(new Graphics.Rect(0, 0, 200, 100));
return new { ContentViewWidth = contentView.Width, ChildRecordedWidth = childView.RecordedParentWidth };
});

// The child should have access to the parent's width during layout
Assert.True(result.ContentViewWidth > 0, "ContentView Width should be greater than 0");
Assert.True(result.ChildRecordedWidth > 0, "Child should have recorded a positive parent width during layout");
Assert.Equal(200, result.ContentViewWidth, 0);
Assert.Equal(200, result.ChildRecordedWidth, 0);
}

[Fact]
public async Task ContentViewWidthAvailableToChildrenDuringScrolling()
{
var contentView = new ContentViewStub();
var childView = new TestChildView();

contentView.Content = childView;
contentView.WidthRequest = 200;
contentView.HeightRequest = 100;

var contentViewHandler = await CreateHandlerAsync(contentView);

// Simulate multiple layout passes that occur during scrolling in CollectionView
var result = await InvokeOnMainThreadAsync(() =>
{
// Initial layout
contentView.Measure(200, 100);
contentView.Arrange(new Graphics.Rect(0, 0, 200, 100));

// Simulate scrolling - multiple measure/arrange cycles with different positions
// This simulates what happens when CollectionView recycles and repositions items during scrolling
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
// Reset the child's recorded width to test each cycle
childView.RecordedParentWidth = -1;

// Simulate different positions during scrolling
var yOffset = i * 10;
contentView.Measure(200, 100);
contentView.Arrange(new Graphics.Rect(0, yOffset, 200, 100 + yOffset));

// Child should have access to parent width even during position changes
if (childView.RecordedParentWidth <= 0)
{
return new { Success = false, ContentViewWidth = contentView.Width, ChildRecordedWidth = childView.RecordedParentWidth, FailedAtIteration = i };
}
}

return new { Success = true, ContentViewWidth = contentView.Width, ChildRecordedWidth = childView.RecordedParentWidth, FailedAtIteration = -1 };
});

// The child should have access to the parent's width during all scrolling scenarios
Assert.True(result.Success, $"Child failed to access parent width during scrolling at iteration {result.FailedAtIteration}");
Assert.True(result.ContentViewWidth > 0, "ContentView Width should be greater than 0");
Assert.True(result.ChildRecordedWidth > 0, "Child should have recorded a positive parent width during scrolling");
Assert.Equal(200, result.ContentViewWidth, 0);
Assert.Equal(200, result.ChildRecordedWidth, 0);
}
}

public class TestChildView : IView
{
public double RecordedParentWidth { get; private set; } = -1;

public Size Arrange(Rect bounds)
{
// Record the parent's width when this child is arranged
if (this.Parent is IView parent)
{
RecordedParentWidth = parent.Width;
}
Frame = bounds;
return bounds.Size;
}

public Size Measure(double widthConstraint, double heightConstraint)
{
// Record the parent's width when this child is measured
if (this.Parent is IView parent)
{
RecordedParentWidth = parent.Width;
}
DesiredSize = new Size(System.Math.Min(50, widthConstraint), System.Math.Min(50, heightConstraint));
return DesiredSize;
}

// Minimal implementation of IView interface
public IElement? Parent { get; set; }
public IElementHandler? Handler { get; set; }
public Rect Frame { get; set; }
public Size DesiredSize { get; set; }
public double Width => Frame.Width;
public double Height => Frame.Height;
public Thickness Margin => Thickness.Zero;
public string AutomationId => "";
public FlowDirection FlowDirection => FlowDirection.LeftToRight;
public LayoutAlignment HorizontalLayoutAlignment => LayoutAlignment.Fill;
public LayoutAlignment VerticalLayoutAlignment => LayoutAlignment.Fill;
public Semantics? Semantics => null;
public IShape? Clip => null;
public IShadow? Shadow => null;
public bool IsEnabled => true;
public bool IsFocused { get; set; }
public Visibility Visibility => Visibility.Visible;
public double Opacity => 1.0;
public Paint? Background => null;
public double MinimumWidth => 0;
public double MaximumWidth => double.PositiveInfinity;
public double MinimumHeight => 0;
public double MaximumHeight => double.PositiveInfinity;
public int ZIndex => 0;
public void InvalidateMeasure() { }
public void InvalidateArrange() { }
IViewHandler? IView.Handler { get; set; }
public double TranslationX => 0;
public double TranslationY => 0;
public double Scale => 1;
public double ScaleX => 1;
public double ScaleY => 1;
public double Rotation => 0;
public double RotationX => 0;
public double RotationY => 0;
public double AnchorX => 0.5;
public double AnchorY => 0.5;
}
}