Contents tagged with WPF
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[WPF / MVVM] How to get data in “design time” ?
When you are working with WPF and MVVM Pattern, you can regret that the designer doesn’t get data, in design time, that allow him to simply modified the graphical interface.
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[WPF] An addin to quickly generate your business objects compatible with WPF !
When I work on projects, I often need to create business objects (Customer, Country, etc.) and I would like to be able to done this step very quickly.
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[WPF] How to bind a control to a property defined in the Settings ?
Settings are a very powerful feature of .NET applications that allows developers to store some values in the settings of the application:
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[WPF] How to develop and editable Textblock ?
Here is another request that a friend of mine asked me recently. To achieve this, I’ve just create a custom control that contains a TextBlock and a TextBox (which is hidden) controls.
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[Blend] XAML & Code Intellisense in Expression Blend 3
Version 3 of Expression Blend, which is available since last week, comes with a lot of new features. In this features, we can find Intellisense in XAML files:
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[WPF] Another sample of WPF application using the pattern MVVM
To help new developers, here is a sample WPF application (that use the Northwind database) developed by using the pattern MVVM (Model View ViewModel).
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[WPF] How to assign a dynamic resource from code-behind ?
When working on WPF projects, it’s mandatory to assign resources to user interface controls. When you work in XAML, it’s pretty simple: you just need to use the MarkupExtension named StaticResource (or DynamicResource if the resource is going to be modified):
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[WPF] How to gray the icon of a MenuItem ?
Here is a question that a friend of mine asked me recently. Indeed, as a beginner with WPF, it thought that setting the property IsEnabled = false, on the MenuItem, will disable it. So, the following code:
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[WPF] How to be notified when an internal DependencyProperty is modified ?
When you create your own Dependency Properties, you can define some callbacks that will be called when the value of the property is modified. But, how to do the same with an internal Dependency Property of WPF ?
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