MarkupExtension

Over at nostatic.com, there is an example of <a href=”http://notstatic.com/archives/118″>using MarkupExtension</a> that that we can access some custom code functionality directly from the XAML.  In his example, the following XAML accesses a random number generator within the code. <Button> <Button.RenderTransform>   <RotateTransform Angle=”{l:RandomNumber Min=0, Max=360}” />   </Button.RenderTransform> </Button> Pretty cool. Apparently it only works…

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ListView FAQ

Please feel free to post additional questions in the comments section. I’ll get to them as I can and then link the help here. How do I get grid lines to show up in the ListView?  How do I style a specific column in a ListView? How do I make it so that, instead of…

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WPF Contest… Everyone Look Away Now

There is a WPF contest over at Lab 49 on visualization in the financial sector. “WPF technology has the potential to revolutionize the visualization of data in the financial services industry and we’re looking for the best examples of WPF working with financial data that we can find to illustrate this.” The prizes are pretty cool,…

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