October 2009 - Posts
This article demonstrates how to implement timer in WPF using the DispatchTimer class.
This article demonstrates how to build transparent and semi-transparent controls in WPF.
When I had to implement ShortCut Keys (e.g. Ctrl+O) for my DelegateCommands I thought this should be a no-brainer and be done in five minutes. Unfortunately, it started soon to become a bit more difficult to implement. MS fixed this in .NET 4.0, but how to do it in .NET 3.5? Here is a simple workaround...
FindName method of FrameworkElement class is used to find elements or controls by their Name properties. This article shows how to find controls on a Window by name.
This tutorial demonstrates how to create and work with a ComboBox control in WPF using XAML and C#.
This article discusses the construction of an image viewer user control that may be used to display images from a directory containing a collection of image files. The control displays the previous and next images in the file along with the current image.
After a brief primer on the MVVM pattern, the core of the presentation was a lap around Prism, a.k.a. the Composite Application Guidance for Silverlight and WPF released by Microsoft’s Patterns and Practices group.
In this article we will discuss about what new features are provided by .NET framework 4.0. We will then take up the DLR feature and discuss about ‘dynamic’ and ‘expando’ objects. We will also create a custom ‘expando’ class and see what benefits we can get from the same. Many developers mistake ‘dynamic’ objects where made to replace ‘reflection’ and ‘object’ type, we will try to remove this misconception also.
This article describes how to work with different dialog controls in VB.NET with code and detailed description.
A simple article on how to read XML data in a DataGridView.
This article describes the implementation of an enhanced PrintPreviewDialog class that provides PDF output in addition to the standard print and preview capabilities.
It took some time for me to understand what exactly are Attached Properties.I will explain you in a very simple manner so that you can have brief knowledge about it and by getting the basic idea can explore more.
The article will make use of the API " ShowWindow " from the user32 Dll and allow users to Minimise,Maximize and manuplate other windows from your DotNet Application.
The rticle shows how to create a simple Music Player in WPF using VB.NET. Introduction : This is a simple Music Player that can play single Mp3 Songs at a time. It is a very basic player with Fast Forward, Rewind , Stop and Play Functions. The Player also displays Mp3 Information like Total Duration of the Song , Remaining Time , Elapsed Time and Status.
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