Following this c++ example i'm trying to create a custom brush in a WinUI 3 desktop application but i cannot find out how to get a compositor instance from within the OnConnected Method . The example uses
Microsoft::UI::Xaml::Window::Current().Compositor()
but Current (and CoreWindow ) are always null for desktop apps .
How can i get the compositor instance needed to create brushes?
Ok, as often it gets easy as soon as the matching documentation is found:
In XAML apps, we recommend that you call ElementCompositionPreview.GetElementVisual(UIElement) to get a Composition Visual , and get the Compositor from the visual's Compositor property. In cases where you don't have access to a UIElement (for example, if you create a CompositionBrush in a class library), you can call CompositionTarget.GetCompositorForCurrentThread to get the Compositor instead.
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