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Wiki Page: How to Concatenate Strings into a Single Wrapping TextBlock (with Wrapping on Each Word)

Richard Mueller

This "How To" shows several concepts around grouping and wrapping text. It also shows just how flexible the TextBlock now is, since the introduction of Runs. Each Run can have different styles, cursors, even events like MouseLeftButtonDown For this scenario, a WPF Forum poster...

on13 Aug 2013
Wiki Page: WPF DataBinding References & Tutorials

Yagmoth555

Windows Presentation Foundation has a completely redesigned system for binding data to the UI, and can use a variety of binding sources including CLI objects and XML. WPF DataBinding is one of the most important aspects to WPF, so below is a collection of resources Microsoft links By far...

on7 Feb 2013
Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Avoid binding error when removing a DataGrid row with RelativeSource (Static Bridge/Relay)

dplotnikov - mvp

This project shows how to use a Static Bridge or Relay to share a property between Visual Tree elements and elements that have been removed from the UI, due to source data changes. In this example, a forum poster wondered why they got the following error when they deleted an item from the data bound...

on2 Aug 2012
Wiki Page: How to make a Simple fast WPF mouse tail (or tracer stream) (en-US)

dplotnikov - mvp

This article shows how to add "Tracer" objects, that follow the mouse around in a stream / tracer effect. The concept is to move away from a "controller" type solution where a monitor loop adds and removes dots. In this example, each dot is responsible for it's own actions...

on31 Jul 2012
Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: A collection of helpful short articles

XAML guy

This page lists a collection of "How To" articles that have been created out of responses to a WPF questions on the MSDN WPF Forum . Convert Controls to XAML and Parse XAML into Controls Add a Debug/Output Console to your Application Change DataGrid RowHeader Properties...

on17 Jul 2012
Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Pass and use a Control in it's own ValueConverter for Convert/ConvertBack

XAML guy

A common question on the WPF forums is how to pass the control itself into a ValueConverter that is acting on one of it's properties. This example shows how that is achieved with three examples. The main trick here is to use a MultiValueConverter and a MultiBinding, but where it is defined...

on17 Jul 2012
Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Create & Group Expanders - Just One Expanded (Accordian like) and Animate Open & Close

XAML guy

Many people have found the Accordian control not flexible enough or a little buggy, or they don't want to add the WPF Toolkit to their project. However the Accordian is essentially just a grouped bunch of Expanders with animated open and close. This is easy to recreate with a ValueConverter on IsExpanded...

on16 Jul 2012
Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Change DataGrid RowHeader Properties and/or Template When a Cell is Selected

XAML guy

This project shows the solution to a poster's question regarding manipulating the RowHeaderStyle, or other aspects of the row header, when a cell is selected. Changing the style means changing a property, or the template. This is best done by a Trigger, up where it needs to be done. ...

on15 Jul 2012
Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Convert Controls to XAML and Parse XAML into Controls

XAML guy

This is a simple example of generating xaml markup out of WPF controls, recreating the control from the xaml, and adding back into the visual tree. The code included in this project starts with creating a button and setting a few properties. It then uses XamlWriter.Save to convert the control...

on15 Jul 2012
Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Add a Debug/Output Console to your Application

XAML guy

This example shows how to make a multi-threaded handler for the built in Console commands. You can set Console.Out to any TextWriter . So you simply have to create your own TextWriter to handle cross-threaded handling of messages to your user interface. Below is an example of a writing Console...

on15 Jul 2012

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Wiki Page: How to Concatenate Strings into a Single Wrapping TextBlock (with Wrapping on Each Word)

Wiki Page: WPF DataBinding References & Tutorials

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Avoid binding error when removing a DataGrid row with RelativeSource (Static Bridge/Relay)

Wiki Page: How to make a Simple fast WPF mouse tail (or tracer stream) (en-US)

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: A collection of helpful short articles

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Pass and use a Control in it's own ValueConverter for Convert/ConvertBack

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Create & Group Expanders - Just One Expanded (Accordian like) and Animate Open & Close

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Change DataGrid RowHeader Properties and/or Template When a Cell is Selected

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Convert Controls to XAML and Parse XAML into Controls

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Add a Debug/Output Console to your Application

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Wiki Page: How to Concatenate Strings into a Single Wrapping TextBlock (with Wrapping on Each Word)

Wiki Page: WPF DataBinding References & Tutorials

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Avoid binding error when removing a DataGrid row with RelativeSource (Static Bridge/Relay)

Wiki Page: How to make a Simple fast WPF mouse tail (or tracer stream) (en-US)

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: A collection of helpful short articles

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Pass and use a Control in it's own ValueConverter for Convert/Convert​Back

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Create & Group Expanders - Just One Expanded (Accordian like) and Animate Open & Close

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Change DataGrid RowHeader Properties and/or Template When a Cell is Selected

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Convert Controls to XAML and Parse XAML into Controls

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Add a Debug/Output Console to your Application

Wiki Page: WpfHowTo: Pass and use a Control in it's own ValueConverter for Convert/ConvertBack