How to create padded / wrap textblock on grid with column and row in WPF

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Padded textblock with new row on grid wpf. I have 5x5 grid means array is 0 to 4 for row as it is column.

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TextBlock TB = new TextBlock();
TB.Text = "Too long long long long text....";
Grid.Children.Add(TB);

What I have tried:

I tried SetColumn and SetRow function but it should start from left.

Posted 12-Sep-20 3:01am

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Updated 12-Sep-20 6:59am

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Sandeep Mewara 12-Sep-20 9:47am

Can you please rephrase or try again about what you are trying exactly?

Member 13310481 12-Sep-20 9:54am

Here is simple image that i want get https://i.ibb.co/89V3gcd/Untitled.png

Sandeep Mewara 12-Sep-20 9:57am

Looks like you need to assign specific column and row for the textblock in the designed grid layout and that should be good enough.

Apply rowspan or column span as per your UI need.

[no name] 12-Sep-20 11:47am

Do it in XAML first; then you'll know what works in code.

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2020-09-12T07:00:00

The styling should be done in XAML (including putting a textblock into a grid cell) That way, all you have to do on the backend is populate the deisplayed data.

Grid objects are usually responsible for controlling whether a column is wrapped or not. So properly designing your grid is your only viable course of action.