c# - Can I virtualize my own UserControl? -


i have own usercontrol hundreds of displayed in grid. have profiled code , found time being taken 

myusercontrol.initializecomponent(),

i.e. creating each 1 of myusercontrol's.

ui virtualization perfect solution, i.e. not creating control until visible, because of controls off screen. these controls not live in itemscontrol there anyway in wpf?


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