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| adam_text | iv Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
Table of Contents
Introduction 1
Who Should Read This Book? 2
Software Requirements 3
Code Examples 4
How This Book Is Organized 4
Part I: Background 4
Part II: Building a WPF Application 4
Part III: Features for Professional Developers 5
Part IV: Going Beyond Today s Applications with Rich Media 5
Part V: Advanced Topics 5
Conventions Used in This Book 6
Part I Background
1 Why Windows Presentation Foundation? 9
A Look at the Past 10
Enter WPF 11
Part of the .NET Framework 16
Designed for Managed Code 16
Emphasis on Declarative Descriptions 17
Conclusion 18
2 XAML Demystified 19
XAML Defined 20
Elements and Attributes 20
Namespaces 22
Property Elements 24
Type Converters 25
Markup Extensions 26
Children of Object Elements 29
The Content Property 29
Collection Items 30
More Type Conversion 32
Compilation: Mixing XAML with Procedural Code 34
Loading and Parsing XAML at Run-Time 34
Compiling XAML 36
XAML Keywords 41
Contents v
Conclusion 43
Complaint #1: XML Is Too Verbose to Type 44
Complaint #2: XML-Based Systems Have Poor Performance 44
3 Important New Concepts In WPF 45
Logical and Visual Trees 45
Dependency Properties 51
A Dependency Property Implementation 51
Change Notification 53
Property Value Inheritance 55
Support for Multiple Providers 57
Attached Properties 60
Routed Events 64
A Routed Event Implementation 64
Routing Strategies and Event Handlers 66
Routed Events in Action 66
Attached Events 70
Commands 73
Built-in Commands 74
Executing Commands with Input Gestures 77
Controls with Built-in Command Bindings 78
A Tour of the Class Hierarchy 79
Conclusion 81
Part II Building a WPF Application
4 Introducing WPF s Controls 85
Content Controls 86
Buttons 87
Simple Containers 91
Containers with a Header 95
Items Controls 97
Selectors 100
Menus Ill
Other Items Controls 115
Range Controls 120
ProgressBar 120
Slider 121
Text and Ink Controls 122
TextBox 122
RichTextBox 123
PasswordBox 123
InkCanvas 124
Conclusion 126
vi Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
5 Sizing, Positioning, and Transforming Elements 127
Controlling Size 128
Height and Width 128
Margin and Padding 130
Visibility 132
Controlling Position 133
Alignment 133
Content Alignment 134
FlowDirection 135
Applying Transforms 136
RotateTransform 138
ScaleTransform 139
SkewTransform 142
TranslateTransform 142
MatrixTransform 142
Combining Transforms 143
Conclusion 145
6 Layout with Panels 147
Canvas 148
StackPanel 151
WrapPanel 152
DockPanel 155
Grid 157
Sizing the Rows and Columns 161
Interactive Sizing with GridSplitter 164
Sharing Row and Column Sizes 166
Comparing Grid to Other Panels 168
Primitive Panels 169
TabPanel 169
ToolBarOverflowPanel 170
ToolBarTray 170
UniformGrid 170
Handling Content Overflow 170
Clipping 171
Scrolling 173
Scaling 175
Putting It All Together: Creating a Visual Studio-Like Collapsible,
Dockable, Resizable Pane 179
Conclusion 189
Contents vii
7 Structuring and Deploying an Application 191
Standard Windows Applications 191
The Window Class 192
The Application Class 195
Creating and Showing Dialogs 201
Persisting and Restoring Application State 204
Deployment: ClickOnce Versus Windows Installer 205
Navigation-Based Windows Applications 206
Pages and Their Navigation Containers 207
Navigating from Page to Page 209
Passing Data Between Pages 215
Applications with a Windows Vista Look and Feel 218
Going Beyond MessageBox with TaskDialog 219
Using Aero Glass 221
Gadget-Style Applications 225
XAML Browser Applications 227
Limited Feature Set 229
Integrated Navigation 231
Deployment 232
Loose XAML Pages 235
Conclusion 236
Part III Features for Professional Developers
8 Resources 239
Binary Resources 239
Defining Binary Resources 240
Accessing Binary Resources 241
Localization 246
Logical Resources 247
Resource Lookup 250
Static Versus Dynamic Resources 251
Interaction with System Resources 256
Conclusion 256
9 Data Binding 259
Introducing the Binding Object 259
Using Binding in Procedural Code 259
Using Binding in XAML 262
Binding to Plain .NET Properties 263
Binding to an Entire Object 265
Binding to a Collection 267
Sharing the Source with DataContext 270
viii Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
Controlling Rendering 271
Using Data Templates 271
Using Value Converters 274
Customizing the View of a Collection 279
Sorting 279
Grouping 281
Filtering 284
Navigating 285
Working with Additional Views 286
Data Providers 288
XmlDataProvider 289
ObjectDataProvider 293
Advanced Topics 296
Customizing the Data Flow 296
Adding Validation Rules to Binding 298
Working with Disjoint Sources 301
Putting It All Together: The Pure-XAML RSS Reader 303
Conclusion 305
10 Styles, Templates, Skins, and Themes 307
Styles 308
Sharing Styles 310
Triggers 316
Templates 321
Introducing Control Templates 321
Getting Interactivity with Triggers 322
Restricting the Target Type 324
Respecting the Templated Parent s Properties 325
Respecting Visual States 332
Mixing Templates with Styles 338
Skins 340
Themes 346
Using System Colors, Fonts, and Parameters 347
Per-Theme Styles and Templates 348
Conclusion 351
Part IV Going Beyond Today s Applications with Rich Media
11 2D Graphics 355
Drawings 356
Geometries 358
Pens 369
Clip Art Example 370
Contents ix
Visuals 372
Filling a DrawingVisual with Content 373
Displaying a Visual on the Screen 376
Visual Hit Testing 378
Shapes 385
Rectangle 386
Ellipse 387
Line 388
Polyline 388
Polygon 389
Path 390
Clip Art Based on Shapes 391
Brushes 392
Color Brushes 392
Tile Brushes 399
Brushes as Opacity Masks 406
Bitmap Effects 409
Conclusion 413
12 3D Graphics 415
Getting Started with 3D Graphics 416
Cameras and Coordinate Systems 420
The Position Property 420
LookDirection 422
UpDirection 425
Orthographic Versus Perspective 428
Transform3Ds 430
TranslateTransform3Ds 433
ScaleTransform3Ds 433
RotateTransform3Ds 436
Combining Transform3Ds 439
Model3Ds 439
Lights 440
GeometryModeODs 447
Model3DGroup 459
VisuaBDs 462
ModelVisuaODs 462
3D Hit Testing 464
The Viewport3D Element 465
Conclusion 468
x Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
13 Animation 469
Animations in Procedural Code 470
Performing Animation By Hand 470
Introducing the Animation Classes 471
Simple Animation Tweaks 478
Animations in XAML 483
EventTriggers Containing Storyboards 483
Using Storyboard as a Timeline 490
Keyframe Animations 492
Linear Keyframes 492
Spline Keyframes 495
Discrete Keyframes 496
Conclusion 499
14 Audio, Video, Speech, and Documents 501
Audio 501
SoundPlayer 502
SoundPlayerAction 502
MediaPlayer 503
MediaElement and MediaTimeline 504
Video 506
Controlling the Visual Aspects of MediaElement 506
Controlling the Underlying Media 509
Speech 512
Speech Synthesis 512
Speech Recognition 515
Documents 519
Creating Flow Documents 520
Displaying Flow Documents 530
Adding Annotations 532
Conclusion 535
Part V Advanced Topics
15 Interoperability with Win32, Windows Forms, and ActiveX 539
Embedding Win32 Controls in WPF Applications 541
A Win32 Webcam Control 541
Using the Webcam Control in WPF 545
Supporting Keyboard Navigation 551
Embedding WPF Controls in Win32 Applications 556
Introducing HwndSource 556
Getting the Right Layout 559
Contents xi
Embedding Windows Forms Controls in WPF Applications 563
Embedding a PropertyGrid with Procedural Code 564
Embedding a PropertyGrid with XAML 566
Embedding WPF Controls in Windows Forms Applications 567
Embedding ActiveX Controls in WPF Applications 572
Conclusion 576
16 User Controls and Custom Controls 579
Creating a User Control 581
Creating the User Interface 581
Creating the Behavior 583
Adding Dependency Properties 586
Adding Routed Events 589
Creating a Custom Control 590
Creating the Behavior 591
Creating the User Interface 597
Considerations for More Sophisticated Controls 601
Conclusion 604
17 Layout with Custom Panels 605
Communication Between Parents and Children 606
The Measure Step 606
The Arrange Step 608
Creating a 2007 Office-Like RibbonPanel 609
RibbonPanel Behavior 609
RibbonPanel Implementation 610
Conclusion 614
Part VI Appendix
Appendix Helpful Tools 617
Professional Development Tools 617
Free Utilities 618
Professional Design Tools 620
Index 621
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iv Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
Table of Contents
Introduction 1
Who Should Read This Book? 2
Software Requirements 3
Code Examples 4
How This Book Is Organized 4
Part I: Background 4
Part II: Building a WPF Application 4
Part III: Features for Professional Developers 5
Part IV: Going Beyond Today's Applications with Rich Media 5
Part V: Advanced Topics 5
Conventions Used in This Book 6
Part I Background
1 Why Windows Presentation Foundation? 9
A Look at the Past 10
Enter WPF 11
Part of the .NET Framework 16
Designed for Managed Code 16
Emphasis on Declarative Descriptions 17
Conclusion 18
2 XAML Demystified 19
XAML Defined 20
Elements and Attributes 20
Namespaces 22
Property Elements 24
Type Converters 25
Markup Extensions 26
Children of Object Elements 29
The Content Property 29
Collection Items 30
More Type Conversion 32
Compilation: Mixing XAML with Procedural Code 34
Loading and Parsing XAML at Run-Time 34
Compiling XAML 36
XAML Keywords 41
Contents v
Conclusion 43
Complaint #1: XML Is Too Verbose to Type 44
Complaint #2: XML-Based Systems Have Poor Performance 44
3 Important New Concepts In WPF 45
Logical and Visual Trees 45
Dependency Properties 51
A Dependency Property Implementation 51
Change Notification 53
Property Value Inheritance 55
Support for Multiple Providers 57
Attached Properties 60
Routed Events 64
A Routed Event Implementation 64
Routing Strategies and Event Handlers 66
Routed Events in Action 66
Attached Events 70
Commands 73
Built-in Commands 74
Executing Commands with Input Gestures 77
Controls with Built-in Command Bindings 78
A Tour of the Class Hierarchy 79
Conclusion 81
Part II Building a WPF Application
4 Introducing WPF's Controls 85
Content Controls 86
Buttons 87
Simple Containers 91
Containers with a Header 95
Items Controls 97
Selectors 100
Menus Ill
Other Items Controls 115
Range Controls 120
ProgressBar 120
Slider 121
Text and Ink Controls 122
TextBox 122
RichTextBox 123
PasswordBox 123
InkCanvas 124
Conclusion 126
vi Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
5 Sizing, Positioning, and Transforming Elements 127
Controlling Size 128
Height and Width 128
Margin and Padding 130
Visibility 132
Controlling Position 133
Alignment 133
Content Alignment 134
FlowDirection 135
Applying Transforms 136
RotateTransform 138
ScaleTransform 139
SkewTransform 142
TranslateTransform 142
MatrixTransform 142
Combining Transforms 143
Conclusion 145
6 Layout with Panels 147
Canvas 148
StackPanel 151
WrapPanel 152
DockPanel 155
Grid 157
Sizing the Rows and Columns 161
Interactive Sizing with GridSplitter 164
Sharing Row and Column Sizes 166
Comparing Grid to Other Panels 168
Primitive Panels 169
TabPanel 169
ToolBarOverflowPanel 170
ToolBarTray 170
UniformGrid 170
Handling Content Overflow 170
Clipping 171
Scrolling 173
Scaling 175
Putting It All Together: Creating a Visual Studio-Like Collapsible,
Dockable, Resizable Pane 179
Conclusion 189
Contents vii
7 Structuring and Deploying an Application 191
Standard Windows Applications 191
The Window Class 192
The Application Class 195
Creating and Showing Dialogs 201
Persisting and Restoring Application State 204
Deployment: ClickOnce Versus Windows Installer 205
Navigation-Based Windows Applications 206
Pages and Their Navigation Containers 207
Navigating from Page to Page 209
Passing Data Between Pages 215
Applications with a Windows Vista Look and Feel 218
Going Beyond MessageBox with TaskDialog 219
Using Aero Glass 221
Gadget-Style Applications 225
XAML Browser Applications 227
Limited Feature Set 229
Integrated Navigation 231
Deployment 232
Loose XAML Pages 235
Conclusion 236
Part III Features for Professional Developers
8 Resources 239
Binary Resources 239
Defining Binary Resources 240
Accessing Binary Resources 241
Localization 246
Logical Resources 247
Resource Lookup 250
Static Versus Dynamic Resources 251
Interaction with System Resources 256
Conclusion 256
9 Data Binding 259
Introducing the Binding Object 259
Using Binding in Procedural Code 259
Using Binding in XAML 262
Binding to Plain .NET Properties 263
Binding to an Entire Object 265
Binding to a Collection 267
Sharing the Source with DataContext 270
viii Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
Controlling Rendering 271
Using Data Templates 271
Using Value Converters 274
Customizing the View of a Collection 279
Sorting 279
Grouping 281
Filtering 284
Navigating 285
Working with Additional Views 286
Data Providers 288
XmlDataProvider 289
ObjectDataProvider 293
Advanced Topics 296
Customizing the Data Flow 296
Adding Validation Rules to Binding 298
Working with Disjoint Sources 301
Putting It All Together: The Pure-XAML RSS Reader 303
Conclusion 305
10 Styles, Templates, Skins, and Themes 307
Styles 308
Sharing Styles 310
Triggers 316
Templates 321
Introducing Control Templates 321
Getting Interactivity with Triggers 322
Restricting the Target Type 324
Respecting the Templated Parent's Properties 325
Respecting Visual States 332
Mixing Templates with Styles 338
Skins 340
Themes 346
Using System Colors, Fonts, and Parameters 347
Per-Theme Styles and Templates 348
Conclusion 351
Part IV Going Beyond Today's Applications with Rich Media
11 2D Graphics 355
Drawings 356
Geometries 358
Pens 369
Clip Art Example 370
Contents ix
Visuals 372
Filling a DrawingVisual with Content 373
Displaying a Visual on the Screen 376
Visual Hit Testing 378
Shapes 385
Rectangle 386
Ellipse 387
Line 388
Polyline 388
Polygon 389
Path 390
Clip Art Based on Shapes 391
Brushes 392
Color Brushes 392
Tile Brushes 399
Brushes as Opacity Masks 406
Bitmap Effects 409
Conclusion 413
12 3D Graphics 415
Getting Started with 3D Graphics 416
Cameras and Coordinate Systems 420
The Position Property 420
LookDirection 422
UpDirection 425
Orthographic Versus Perspective 428
Transform3Ds 430
TranslateTransform3Ds 433
ScaleTransform3Ds 433
RotateTransform3Ds 436
Combining Transform3Ds 439
Model3Ds 439
Lights 440
GeometryModeODs 447
Model3DGroup 459
VisuaBDs 462
ModelVisuaODs 462
3D Hit Testing 464
The Viewport3D Element 465
Conclusion 468
x Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed
13 Animation 469
Animations in Procedural Code 470
Performing Animation "By Hand" 470
Introducing the Animation Classes 471
Simple Animation Tweaks 478
Animations in XAML 483
EventTriggers Containing Storyboards 483
Using Storyboard as a Timeline 490
Keyframe Animations 492
Linear Keyframes 492
Spline Keyframes 495
Discrete Keyframes 496
Conclusion 499
14 Audio, Video, Speech, and Documents 501
Audio 501
SoundPlayer 502
SoundPlayerAction 502
MediaPlayer 503
MediaElement and MediaTimeline 504
Video 506
Controlling the Visual Aspects of MediaElement 506
Controlling the Underlying Media 509
Speech 512
Speech Synthesis 512
Speech Recognition 515
Documents 519
Creating Flow Documents 520
Displaying Flow Documents 530
Adding Annotations 532
Conclusion 535
Part V Advanced Topics
15 Interoperability with Win32, Windows Forms, and ActiveX 539
Embedding Win32 Controls in WPF Applications 541
A Win32 Webcam Control 541
Using the Webcam Control in WPF 545
Supporting Keyboard Navigation 551
Embedding WPF Controls in Win32 Applications 556
Introducing HwndSource 556
Getting the Right Layout 559
Contents xi
Embedding Windows Forms Controls in WPF Applications 563
Embedding a PropertyGrid with Procedural Code 564
Embedding a PropertyGrid with XAML 566
Embedding WPF Controls in Windows Forms Applications 567
Embedding ActiveX Controls in WPF Applications 572
Conclusion 576
16 User Controls and Custom Controls 579
Creating a User Control 581
Creating the User Interface 581
Creating the Behavior 583
Adding Dependency Properties 586
Adding Routed Events 589
Creating a Custom Control 590
Creating the Behavior 591
Creating the User Interface 597
Considerations for More Sophisticated Controls 601
Conclusion 604
17 Layout with Custom Panels 605
Communication Between Parents and Children 606
The Measure Step 606
The Arrange Step 608
Creating a 2007 Office-Like RibbonPanel 609
RibbonPanel Behavior 609
RibbonPanel Implementation 610
Conclusion 614
Part VI Appendix
Appendix Helpful Tools 617
Professional Development Tools 617
Free Utilities 618
Professional Design Tools 620
Index 621 |
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| title_exact_search_txtP | Windows presentation foundation unleashed |
| title_full | Windows presentation foundation unleashed Adam Nathan with Daniel Lehenbauer |
| title_fullStr | Windows presentation foundation unleashed Adam Nathan with Daniel Lehenbauer |
| title_full_unstemmed | Windows presentation foundation unleashed Adam Nathan with Daniel Lehenbauer |
| title_short | Windows presentation foundation unleashed |
| title_sort | windows presentation foundation unleashed |
| topic | Windows presentation foundation Application software Microsoft .NET Framework Windows Presentation Foundation (DE-588)7551149-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Windows presentation foundation Application software Microsoft .NET Framework Windows Presentation Foundation |
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
THWS Würzburg Magazin
| Signatur: |
1911 2015:0781 |
|---|---|
| Exemplar 1 | ausleihbar Verfügbar Bestellen |