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I’ve never found TreeView to be terribly confusing by itself. But usually I want to data bind a TreeView to a collection with some hierarchy, which leads me to HierarchicalDataTemplate, which didn’t always just write itself for me. If you look at it in
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Property triggers today only check for equality. We’d like to add support for other comparison operators, but that hasn’t happened yet. But I needed them for a project, and wrote a workaround for it. It’s a bit hacky in a couple of places, but if you
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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: < StackPanel
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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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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
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If you’ve look at much WPF Xaml you’ve probably seen bindings like this: < TextBlock Text = " {Binding Name " /> … which binds the Text property of the TextBlock to the Name property of some data object. The question that begets is: where does the
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