Is there a way to get the size of a UIElement that resides in memory and has not yet been rendered? I currently have a routine that creates a Grid from a DataTable and then adds the Grid into a Fixed
Lets say I have this XAML code: <StackPanel Name=\"pan\"> <Button Name=\"but1\" Content=\"Helllo\" />
I am trying like this, but I get only the first level textbox. How do I query and get all the textboxes
Is there a way to logically group or tag UIElements like shapes and controls added at runtime for easy removal?
I got it all working, but when i click on the settings, the settings windo开发者_高级运维w (in nswindowcontroller) opens up on the back of other apps running on my mac. I want it in the front so user
I have some xaml markup that looks essentially like this: <Canvas x:Name=\"A\"> <Canvas x:Name=\"B\"/>
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I\'m trying to make a WPF UIElement that does some special rendering. The problem is that I can\'t get databinding to work for a PointCollection.Inside OnRender() of the GraphElement, the Points prop
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I have a WPF application - using MVVM for the design pattern. In the Main View, there is a ContentPresenter that is bound to a property in the corresponding ViewModel.I have type-referential DataTemp
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