Applications = Code + Markup: A Guide to the Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation
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In this book, Windows programming legend Charles Petzold covers in parallel the two interfaces that make up the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). From the outset, the reader can shift focus seamlessly between Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) and C# to see them as flip sides of the same processes. Beginning in the first chapter, Petzold presents the general syntax of the XAML and corresponding programming code with numerous illuminating examples on how the two correspond and interrelate. The book builds on this base, providing the classic Petzold Windows user interface (UI) treatment, to show Windows developers how to create next-generation interfaces for their applications.
1The application and the window32Basic brushes233The concept of content454Buttons and other controls655Stack and wrap896The dock and the grid1077Canvas1318Dependency properties1419Routed input events15710Custom elements18511Single-child elements20312Custom panels23513ListBox selection25714The menu hierarchy28915Toolbars and status bars31716TreeView and ListView34117Printing and dialog boxes37518The notepad clone41319XAML (rhymes with camel)45720Properties and attributes48721Resources52322Windows, pages, and navigation54523Data binding60524Styles63925Templates66326Data entry, data views71927Graphical shapes75928Geometries and paths78329Graphics transforms81930Animation85931Bitmaps, brushes, and drawings939
