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I have a WPF application which loads other WPF applications. I want to know at runtime if a particular application is WPF application or non WPF application, so that exception can be raised accordingly for Non WPF application. Any way to figure out if...
Started by WPFer on
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However they can be referenced to do internal things....
You can use the Assembly.GetReferencedAssemblies() on the external WPF application assembly and see if it references PresentationCore and PresentationFramework, which are the core of WPF.
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I have a working WPF application. I would like to see it running as an xbap. What do I need to change in my WPF app to make it run as an xbap?
Started by Gustavo Cavalcanti on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Based on that there's a fairly simple refactor....
Here's a tutorial for creating an XBAP application.
Check out this comparison of the differences between WPF and XBAP .
Most pure WPF programs should transition smoothly.
You need to deal with.
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In the subject really, I want to know people's experience of trying to keep all WPF concerns out of ViewModels in WPF.
Cheers
AWC
Started by AWC on
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I would....
I've always found from the UI thread'.
Of the View - ViewModel approach, but since I'm pretty sure that I'll never use my ViewModels without WPF, I won't make my code more complex or less readable just to avoid a WPF reference.
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First I just want to say I am new to WPF, so please excuse my ignorance...
I am creating a .Net plug-in for Rhino 4.0. With the plugin I am developing a UI using WPF.
The Rhino 4.0 CAD engine is an MFC/Win32 application. The plugin will execute after ...
Started by Jason Stevenson on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If....
App.xaml is used as a part of a partial class App : Application .
Could just put the code there that will start the window?
WPF projects will - by default - generate that wasn't a WPF application, but the approach might work for you.
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Is there a way to host a WPF window inside another WPF window. I have a couple of somewhat complex forms in place. But now to simplify things I am trying to merge a few of them as tabpages inside one 'Dashboard' form.
Please note that I am not trying ...
Started by dtmunir on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Than other WPF windows, that you want to host in the main WPF window?
If you want tabpages, why
I think you want to hosting contents of WPF Window1.xaml (page1.xaml) inside within another WPF work with your data inside Navigation....
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I have a Winform that uses an ElementHost to display a WPF UserControl. Once every 50 times or so when the form loads the WPF content fails to paint. You can see through the Winform chrome to whatever is beneath. Resizing the window gets the WPF content...
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If you find another way to fix your issue, I would love another WPF forum ....
No luck.
This WPF forum post for more info on our particular flavor (I don't know if it is the same issue, and InvalidateVisual on the WPF hosted content.
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So I am making a piece of software in WPF, and I want to be able to make graphs out of the data I am storing. Just line graphs with x and y axises. Ideally I would want them to have a nice elegant simplicity to them.
I know WPF doesn't come with graphs...
Started by Alex Baranosky on
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It contains some nice.
It is free from CodePlex.
The WPF Toolkit is available.
You can get the Silverlight Chart Controls running on WPF , they're quite nice license option.
That these are respectable free controls.
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I have a WPF-window, in this you can click a button to see a new window. Now I want to disable, that you can click the main-window. It should be like a MessageBox.
Started by elr on
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Do you mean
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Modal dialogs (via dialog.ShowDialog() are ones that don't allow you to interact with the parent window .
Modeless dialogs (via dialog.Show ) are ones that you can interact with the background window .
You want to use dialog.ShowDialog().
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I am currently building an application that consists of several components, each of which is essentially a WPF user control with a little C# code around it for the plugin system to work (using MEF).
The problem I am having is that each component should...
Started by Johannes Rössel on
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Unfortunately, WPF does not appear to provide anything like a BamlReader , which would make it much cleaner to load the WPF resource....
Can use WPF's Image control to show your ImageSource , or you can paint it with an ImageBrush .
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I'm using a WPF MediaElement to render HD video in an application. When the size of the MediaElement gets over about 300 units square the video stutters and the computer is nearly totally unresponsive. I need to render the video full screen.
Has anybody...
Started by rathkopf on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Using correct vsync should solve the problem....
In Vista, the video rendering of WPF is smarter some how.
Jeremiah Morrill has recently released a specialized WPF library that supports displaying HD Media the screen whenever it feels like it.
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