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I am developing visual studio extension which consist of ToolWindowPane (inside this I have grideview and several other controls). Apart from this, I have message dialog(s), and file upload dialog(s) in this extension. I was able to successfully inherit Microsoft themes(Light/Dark) which dynamically changes with visual-studio settings for ToolWindowPane and controls inside it. But it looks like these themes does not applies for dialog boxes.
Is there any way to apply VS themes for dialog boxes? It would be great help if someone could show some guidance on this. Example / tutorial would be much helpful.
The styling of dialog boxes comes from the OS. Visual Studio has no control over their styling.
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Due to some reasons I should create my own UI/GUI library for some apps. After a lot of searching I did not find suitable info for the project except this link.
This is the nearest thing to my idea that I've found yet.
Now I'd like to know how companies like Telerik could create these libraries, and how can I create some for myself? Do they use OpenGL or something like that to provide these libraries to the customers? What are the keywords that I should search for to learn the technology.
Thanks.
A typical "UI library" like for example the one that Telerik provides for WPF is basically just a bunch of control classes that inherit from a built-in base class like for example System.Windows.UIElement, FrameworkElement or Control.
So a good staring point would be to create a class library based on any of the WPF Control Library template and add some classes and XAML templates to it.
You don't have to provide your own custom rendering engine to build a "UI library".
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I want to know that, is it possible to add telerik's RadOrgChart control in wpf application?
I want to know that, is it possible to add telerik's RadOrgChart control in wpf application?
No. As far as I know RadOrgChart is an ASP.NET control
Is there any other telerik control for wpf with same functionality?
That would probably be the RadDiagram control: http://docs.telerik.com/devtools/wpf/controls/raddiagram/overview
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I would like to use WPF window in Unit Test Project.
but I can't find menu in Add Menu.(Project > Mouse Right Click > Add)
(Windows Form is exist...)
How to make wpf window in unit test project?
Typically the UI isn't tested using Unit Testing. You should look in to Coded UI Testing, as that is exactly what it was designed to test.
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How hard is it to transition from WPF to Silverlight?
Would you say that a developer who knows WPF can pick up Silverlight with ease?
It's fairly easy to pick up Silverlight if you know WPF. There are some subtle differences, but most of the concepts apply.
The largest stumbling block is dealing with things that are unsupported in Sliverlight. You often need convoluted workarounds for things that are easy in WPF but unsupported in Silverlight (such as IMultiValueConverter).
One of the most important things to get used to is the browser that sandboxes your Silverlight Application. Of course you can use the out-of-browser version and that opens quite a few options but it will still not be like WPF.
You might miss the full .NET functionality you are used to in WPF but the Silverlight runtime is pretty rich.
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If anyone know where to download XAMLPad? Or you know better alternative to test WPF?
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To download XamlPadX v4 visit this blog and you can find it as an attachment.
The WPF Test Tools release will include tools for testing your WPF applications.
XAML Editors
The most popular XAML Editors.
XAML Pad
XAML PadX (extended)
XAML Hack
KaXaml
A quick Google revealed: XAMLPad
It appears you need to install the Windows SDK: Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5