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I am using wpf. I want to:

  • Close a window
  • Wait for all desendents finish cleanup
  • Then run some other code

Currently, I use the Unloaded event to cleanup some unmanaged resources. However, Based on observation and documentation, the Unloaded event is fired top to bottom:

  • Window Unloaded
  • Children Unloaded
  • Grandchildren Unloaded
  • ...

Which dose not allow me to do what I want.

And Window.Closed is even fired before Unloaded.

Is there any built-in solution for this problem?

Or do I have to roll my own?

e.g. implement IDisposable for all of my controls. Like this answer.

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