In my current implementation, I spawn tabs and grids dynamically. Basically, a new grid needs to be created by a double click on a any row of a previous grid and use the row data for other provessin
<StackPanel Grid.Column=\"1\" Orientation=\"Horizontal\" Margin=\"0,0,0,0\" VerticalAlignment=\"Top\" HorizontalAlignment=\"Right\">
Background: I\'m using MEF to help compose an Excel 2007 Add-In (VSTO) that can create an entity from spreadsheet data and a creep requirement exposed a shortcoming in my architecture that I\'m tryi
I have a borderless window created for my WPF application. It resizes perfectly on the sides and corners and also when I drag it to the left or right side of the screen it perfectly scales to fit half
Problem I\'ve created a custom control (OmniBox), which has its base style set with: <Style x:Key=\"GridStyle\" TargetType=\"Grid\" BasedOn=\"{StaticResource BaseElement}\">
i want to create a 2d-editor like application in WPF an i need to know how to do this: How can intercept the event when i click on a Line or Polyline?
I use two displays with different resolutions on my development machine. The display with a smaller resolution is configured as primary dis开发者_Go百科play. If I maximize my WPF application on the se
I have a ListView with a Binding Property with {get;set;} Name ( type string ) and each one isbinding in WPF textblock.
We have a WPF project developed with .NET 3.5, we have converted to .NET 4, to benefit from new features, but, our main window\'s top & left properties get different results than they did in .NET
I created a glossy panel effect that looks like this: This is the XAML: <Window x:Class=\"Window1\" xmlns=\"http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation\"