I asked Gemini AI. It provided several incorrect answers, which I check against the Revit API documentation and refuted. In the end, it came up with the following:
Given the absence of a dedicated Revit API event or property, the most reliable and practical solution is to rely solely on the WPF Loaded
event of your user control within the dockable pane.
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Register Your Dockable Pane:
- As before, implement
IDockablePaneProvider
and register your pane using UIApplication.RegisterDockablePane()
.
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WPF User Control Loaded Event:
- Inside your WPF user control, subscribe to the
Loaded
event.
- This event will fire when the user control is loaded and rendered within the Revit UI, effectively indicating that the dockable pane is visible.
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Initialization:
- Perform all necessary initialization tasks within the
Loaded
event handler.
Since that is no longer Revit API, I cannot directly check the validity. Please check yourself and let us know whether it helps. Thank you!