May, 2008

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Data See, Data Do

Trying out Binding.StringFormat

Posted over 4 years ago

by Mike Hillberg [Microsoft]
- 6 Comments
StringFormat is a new property in .Net 3.5 SP1, which is currently in Beta. See Scott’s blog for more info on the beta. When you bind data into a property on an element, it’s automatically type converted for you. For example, this markup: ...
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Of logical and visual trees in WPF

Posted over 4 years ago

by Mike Hillberg [Microsoft]
- 8 Comments
This post is about the “logical tree” in WPF, and how it differs from the visual tree. For the most part you don’t need to understand this. But if you want to understand some of the nit-like details of property inheritance, {DynamicResource} references...
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Model-see, Model-do, and the Poo is Optional

Posted over 4 years ago

by Mike Hillberg [Microsoft]
- 4 Comments
Like a lot of people, I’ve developed software professionally for a lot of different environments: PC systems and embedded systems; high- and low-level languages; kernel mode, user mode, real mode, and protected mode; system services; domain controllers;...
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Binding to anonymous types in an Xbap or Silverlight application

Posted over 4 years ago

by Mike Hillberg [Microsoft]
- 5 Comments
It's easy to use Linq queries to create objects, and to use {Binding}s to bind properties of those objects into your view. If you're doing this for an application that will run as an Xbap ("WPF Browser Application") or as a Silverlight app, just note...

Data See, Data Do

May, 2008

Trying out Binding.StringFormat

Of logical and visual trees in WPF

Model-see, Model-do, and the Poo is Optional

Binding to anonymous types in an Xbap or Silverlight application