Programming Windows Presentation Foundation
Programming Windows Presentation Foundation
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Author(s): Sells, Chris
ISBN No.: 9780596101138
Pages: 448
Year: 200510
Format: Perfect (Trade Paper)
Price: $ 56.21
Status: Out Of Print

Copyright;Preface; Who This Book Is For; How This Book Is Organized; What You Need to Use This Book; Conventions Used in This Book; Using Code Examples; SafariĀ® Enabled; How to Contact Us; Ian's Acknowledgments; Chris's Acknowledgments;Chapter 1: Hello, WPF; 1.1 WPF from Scratch; 1.2 Navigation Applications; 1.3 Content Model; 1.4 Layout; 1.5 Controls; 1.6 Data Binding; 1.7 Dependency Properties; 1.


8 Resources; 1.9 Styles and Control Templates; 1.10 Graphics; 1.11 Application Deployment; 1.12 Where Are We?;Chapter 2: Layout; 2.1 Layout Basics; 2.2 DockPanel; 2.3 StackPanel; 2.


4 Grid; 2.5 Canvas; 2.6 Viewbox; 2.7 Text Layout; 2.8 Common Layout Properties; 2.9 When Content Doesn't Fit; 2.10 Custom Layout; 2.11 Where Are We?;Chapter 3: Controls; 3.


1 What Are Controls?; 3.2 Handling Input; 3.3 Built-In Controls; 3.4 Where Are We?;Chapter 4: Data Binding; 4.1 Without Data Binding; 4.2 Data Binding; 4.3 Binding to List Data; 4.4 Data Sources; 4.


5 Master-Detail Binding; 4.6 Where Are We?;Chapter 5: Styles and Control Templates; 5.1 Without Styles; 5.2 Inline Styles; 5.3 Named Styles; 5.4 Element-Typed Styles; 5.5 Data Templates and Styles; 5.6 Triggers; 5.


7 Control Templates; 5.8 Where Are We?;Chapter 6: Resources; 6.1 Creating and Using Resources; 6.2 Resources and Styles; 6.3 Binary Resources; 6.4 Global Applications; 6.5 Where Are We?;Chapter 7: Graphics; 7.1 Graphics Fundamentals; 7.


2 Shapes; 7.3 Brushes and Pens; 7.4 Transformations; 7.5 Visual-Layer Programming; 7.6 Video and 3-D; 7.7 Where Are We?;Chapter 8: Animation; 8.1 Animation Fundamentals; 8.2 Timelines; 8.


3 Storyboards; 8.4 Key Frame Animations; 8.5 Creating Animations Procedurally; 8.6 Where Are We?;Chapter 9: Custom Controls; 9.1 Custom Control Basics; 9.2 Choosing a Base Class; 9.3 Custom Functionality; 9.4 Templates; 9.


5 Default Visuals; 9.6 Where Are We?;Chapter 10: ClickOnce Deployment; 10.1 A Brief History of Windows Deployment; 10.2 ClickOnce: Local Install; 10.3 The Pieces of ClickOnce; 10.4 Publish Properties; 10.5 Deploying Updates; 10.6 ClickOnce: Express Applications; 10.


7 Choosing Local Install versus Express; 10.8 Signing ClickOnce Applications; 10.9 Programming for ClickOnce; 10.10 Security Considerations; 10.11 Where Are We?;Appendix A: XAML; A.1 XAML Essentials; A.2 Properties; A.3 Markup Extensions; A.


4 Code-Behind; A.5 Using Custom Types; A.6 Common Child-Content Patterns; A.7 Loading XAML;Appendix B: Interoperability; B.1 WPF and HWNDs; B.2 Hosting a Windows Form Control in WPF; B.3 Hosting a WPF Control in Windows Forms; B.4 Hosting WPF in Native HWND Apps; B.


5 WPF and ActiveX Controls; B.6 WPF and HTML;Appendix C: Asynchronous and Multithreaded Programming in WPF Applications; C.1 The WPF Threading Model; C.2 The Dispatcher; C.3 BackgroundWorker;Color Plates;Colophon;.


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