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WPF 4.5 Unleashed

• Autorzy: Nathan, Adam
• Wydawnictwo: Pearson Education
• Data wydania: 2013-08-15
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• Liczba stron: 864
• Forma publikacji: paperback
• Język publikacji: English
• ISBN: 9780672336973

The #1 WPF book is now fully updated for all the latest features in WPF 4.5! WPF is the recommended technology for creating user interfaces for Windows programs Printed entirely in color, with helpful figures and syntax coloring to make code samples appear as they do in Visual Studio Thorough, authoritative coverage, practical examples, clear writing, and full-color presentation make this one the most widely acclaimed programming books of recent times

Introduction     1Who Should Read This Book?      2Software Requirements     3Code Examples     3How This Book Is Organized     4Conventions Used in This Book     6Part I: BackgroundChapter 1: Why WPF?      7A Look at the Past      8Enter WPF     9The Evolution of WPF     12Summary     16Chapter 2: XAML Demystified     17XAML Defined     19Elements and Attributes     20Namespaces     22Property Elements     25Type Converters     26Markup Extensions      28Children of Object Elements     31Mixing XAML with Procedural Code     36XAML2009     44XAML Keywords     49Summary     52Chapter 3: WPF Fundamentals     55A Tour of the Class Hierarchy      55Logical and Visual Trees     57Dependency Properties      62Summary     76Part II: Building a WPF ApplicationChapter 4: Sizing, Positioning, and Transforming Elements     77Controlling Size     78Controlling Position     83Applying Transforms     86Summary     95Chapter 5: Layout with Panels     97Canvas     98StackPanel     100WrapPanel     102DockPanel     105Grid     108Primitive Panels     120Handling Content Overflow     122Putting It All Together: Creating a Visual Studio-Like Collapsible, Dockable, Resizable Pane     130Summary     140Chapter 6: Input Events: Keyboard, Mouse, Stylus, and Touch     141Routed Events     141Keyboard Events     150Mouse Events     152Stylus Events     156Touch Events     158Commands     170Summary     176Chapter 7: Structuring and Deploying an Application     177Standard Desktop Applications     177Navigation-Based Desktop Applications     193Gadget-Style Applications     205XAML Browser Applications     207Loose XAML Pages     213Summary     215Chapter 8: Exploiting Windows Desktop Features     217Jump Lists     217Taskbar Item Customizations     229Aero Glass     233TaskDialog     236Summary     239Part III: ControlsChapter 9: Content Controls     241Buttons     243Simple Containers     248Containers with Headers     252Summary     254Chapter 10: Items Controls     255Common Functionality     256Selectors     261Menus     298Other Items Controls     302Summary   &