Trying to get the story straight [A brief summary of Storyboard differences between WPF and Silverlight]

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Trying to get the story straight [A brief summary of Storyboard differences between WPF and Silverlight]

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re: Trying to get the story straight [A brief summary of Storyboard differences between WPF and Silverlight]

SharpGIS — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 00:59:59 GMT

I also noticed issues in WPF when not specifying a from value in your storyboard, where Silverlight just animates from the current value.

I've made it a pattern to always animate using a from value, to avoid issues when porting to WPF.

re: Trying to get the story straight [A brief summary of Storyboard differences between WPF and Silverlight]

toshok — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 02:25:52 GMT

Is the jitter just caused by WPF recomputing things based on the new From? that seems logical to me..

re: Trying to get the story straight [A brief summary of Storyboard differences between WPF and Silverlight]

Delay — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 08:54:56 GMT

toshok,

That seems like a reasonable guess - but once the animation has begun, it doesn't seem to me that the original From should be affected by changes to the local value. In other words, the From value has already been captured and I shouldn't be able to re-write the past by setting a new local value after the fact. :)

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