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Introduction to Deep Zoom in WPF

iFour Team - February 19, 2021

Introduction to Deep Zoom in WPF

Deep Zoom is a feature of Silverlight. It is used for partitioning and, zoom images smoothly and with better performance, but the Deep Zoom feature is not yet available for WPF, we can use it with Deep Zoom composer and with control: MultiScaleImage. In this blog, we will discuss the Deep Zoom feature briefly. Deep Zoom provides the ability to view high-resolution images interactively. We can zoom in and out images without affecting the performance of the application. It enables smooth...

Understanding Routed Events in WPF

iFour Team - February 19, 2021

Understanding Routed Events in WPF

Table of Content 1. What are routed events in WPF? 2. Tree Structures 2.1 Logical Tree Structure 2.2 Visual Tree Structure 3. Conclusion What are routed events in WPF? A routed event is a type of event that, in an element, a tree has multiple listeners and that is handle by the routed events. A routed event is a basically CLR event and it is supported by an instance of the Routed Event class. In the WPF application, they contain multiple...

What is Treeview in WPF?

iFour Team - February 12, 2021

What is Treeview in WPF?

The WPF tree view supports data binding, as all other WPF controls do, but, as the tree view hierarchy does, a normal DataTemplate is often not enough. Instead, we use the Hierarchical Data template, which allows us to template both tree nodes while controlling which property to use as a source for the node's child objects. The tree view tag represents the WPF TreeView control in XAML.   Table of Content 1. Creating a TreeViewl 2. A Hard-Coded WPF Tree View 3. Dynamic TreeView 4....

What are Fallback and Target Null Values in WPF?

iFour Team - February 11, 2021

What are Fallback and Target Null Values in WPF?

In WPF, Fallback is one of the features of binding fallback values. When we are working with the WPF there are many cases when we get the null values or not the correct binding for handle this type of situation WPF can provide us with Fallback values and Target Null Value. Two types of Fallback values are available. TargetNullValue FallbackValue TargetNullValue is used when we want to display the alternate value when the object property is null. If the object...

Introduction to DataContext And AutoWire in WPF

iFour Team - January 18, 2021

Introduction to DataContext And AutoWire in WPF

Table of Content 1. What is DataContext? 2.Auto-wire with ViewModelLocator 3. Conclusion What is DataContext? DataContext is one of the most useful concepts of Data Binding. DataContext is a property that is defined within FrameWorkElement. This is the default source of your bindings. For binding an object, we need some data from somewhere. There are a few ways to specify the source of data. We can use the Source property for binding, inherit a DataContext,...

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