Panel and other similar controls have both Margin and Padding properties. Padding determines spacing internal to the control …such as a panel. If Padding is set to 3 (All) in a Panel control, then controls will snap to 3 pixels of padding against internal edges of the control. Margin works the same way, but between … Read more
You have a couple of options – the first is to template the ProgressBar control. This turns out to be a little tricky. I wrote a blog post which describes how to use an attached ViewModel to achieve the required effect. The other alternative is to create your own control from scratch. You could do … Read more
I’ve had similar situations in ControlTemplates where I’ve wanted to bind the “To” attribute to a value (rather than hard-coding it), and I finally found a solution. Quick side note: If you dig around on the web you’ll find examples of people being able to use data binding for the “From” or “To” properties. However, … Read more
You can use the x:FieldModifier attribute on your controls, thusly: <TextBox x:Name=”textBox1″ x:FieldModifier=”private” /> Interestingly the MSDN page for x:FieldModifier doesn’t give “private” as a valid value for the attribute, but I’ve tested it and it works.
I get this visual studio bug too now and then, and I deeply ignore the error text, instead I do the following: Close the Design-tab Reopens the Design mode by double click in Solution Explorer, or by right clicking Source code tab and select View Designer Suddenly everything works again! If not helping, you may … Read more
In the menu select View -> Other Windows -> Document Outline. In that window you see the hierarchical view of your components. Drag the controls to their new parent.
You should look at this ASP.NET Page Life Cycle Overview and this Page: PreInit Control: Init Page: Init Page: InitComplete Page: PreLoad Page: Load Control: Load Page: LoadComplete Page: PreRender Control: PreRender Page: PreRenderComplete Page: SaveStateComplete Page: RenderControl Page: Render Control: RenderControl Control: Unload Control: Dispose Page: Unload Page: Dispose
Here’s a list of options, pulled from several webpages online, as well as a few similar questions on SO WPF-Math, a WPF library for rendering math-related TeX markup. gNumerator is a WinForms control that renders MathML. It is native C#, but appears to be quite old. Math Expressions, a commercial WinForms control for displaying and … Read more
A Window is as the name suggests a window, it can be closed, minimized, resized etc. This should be quite intuitive. A UserControl on the other hand is a composite component/module which can be placed inside other controls and is itself made up of controls (possibly even other UserControls), the main use for UserControls is … Read more
Well .. you create your base control public abstract class BaseUserControl : UserControl{…} then in the XAML file : <Controls:BaseUserControl x:Class=”Termo.Win.Controls.ChildControl” xmlns=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation” xmlns:x=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml” xmlns:Controls=”clr-namespace:Namespace.Of.Your.BaseControl”> And that should work. EDIT: Hmm.. this example is useful when you have a base control without XAML and then inherit from it. The other way around(from a base control with … Read more