A sample that shows the new Blend design surface extensibility

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infoblog » A sample that shows the new Blend design surface extensibility — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 00:28:42 GMT

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re: A sample that shows the new Blend design surface extensibility

JuanC — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 01:38:01 GMT

We have an adorner that we use to trigger an action and were using code like this

Task optionsTask = new Task();

optionsTask.InputBindings.Add(new InputBinding(OpenCommand, new ToolGesture(ToolAction.Click)));

optionsTask.ToolCommandBindings.Add(new ToolCommandBinding(OpenCommand, new ExecutedToolEventHandler(OnOpenCommand)));

AdornerPanel.SetTask(panelChild, optionsTask);

Where panelChild is a child of an adorner panel. This used to work in VS2008 but the handler never gets executed in Blend 3

A sample showing this would be greatly appreciated.

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re: A sample that shows the new Blend design surface extensibility

unnir — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:39:49 GMT

Hi Juan,

It looks like you are trying to do parent/placement adapter stuff? If so, that is not something we support in Blend 3. If you could get in touch with me offline at unnir at microsoft dot com, we can talk about options by understanding your scenario in greater detail.

Thanks!

re: A sample that shows the new Blend design surface extensibility

Andrew Smith — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 18:51:06 GMT

The naming convention you used for the sample design assembly is the same that is currently used for the shared design assembly used by VS 2008 and Blend 2.x (i.e. mainassembly.Design). What is the naming convention going to be for the Blend 3 (and if possible the shared & vs2010) design assemblies so that component developers can continue to provide design assemblies to customers that will be using Blend 2.x & VS 2008?

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