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WPF, DSL in Visual Studio 2008

Although data-binding to WPF is a feature of DSL Tools in Visual Studio 2010, that hasn’t stopped our vibrant community from hacking away to get results today with VS2008. Have a look at this selection of posts: Using WPF As The Designer Surface In DSL Read More...

Posted 24 September 09 03:07 by GarethJ | 0 Comments   
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Nice step-by-step on adding a menu to DSL Tools 2008

Sebastian Talamoni has a nice guide to adding a menu using a vsct file. Technorati Tags: DSL Tools , VSX Read More...

Posted 11 November 08 09:12 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
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New DSL Tools lab

Jean-Marc has just released a complete walkthrough of DSL Tools for Visual Studio 2008 aimed at DSL beginners as a lab on CodeGallery. Here you can see the language from the lab designing mouse gestures for manipulating primitives in a simple graphics Read More...

Posted 11 November 08 08:51 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
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DSL Book samples updated for Visual Studio 2008

It's taken us a little while, but the code samples for our book, Domain-Specific Development with Visual Studio DSL Tools, are now updated for Visual Studio 2008. You can download them from www.domainspecificdevelopment.com . Woo Hoo. Enjoy. Technorati Read More...

Posted 23 July 08 12:25 by GarethJ | 2 Comments   
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Tidbit for squeaking customization of DSL Add... menu items

I've answered this a couple of times internally, so I thought I'd better post it. The Add... menus in DSL Designers are dynamically generated from the ElementMergeDirective data you supply as part of your model. For example, if you say that a domain class Read More...

Posted 19 March 08 07:58 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
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Underexplored VSX Nuggets Vol #37: How a DSL Diagram is rendered

This is an area I always have to remind myself of every time someone asks a question, so I thought I'd better write it up. Essentially there are four layers involved: Starting in the middle and working outwards, the classes' responsibilities are as follows: Read More...

Posted 13 February 08 06:13 by GarethJ | 1 Comments   
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