Even though XAML is officially the acronym of eXtensible Application Markup Language,- a generic term-, you can not usually separate it from UI frameworks, WPF and Silverlight. This creates some confusion, most people think of WPF as the declaration of UI with XML. Not that this is wrong, this explanation does not necessarily suggest decoupling [...]
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Expander inside ScrollViewers, a.k.a. when WPF power is out of control
Yesterday, I spent almost an hour on a small but annoying problem. I was working on a visual editor for an IDE, I develop for internal-use. Have I mentioned before that I started working (for more than a couple of months now) in a company again? Clearly, I haven’t been blogging actively passed year. [...]
WPFix Part 3 (Extension Methods)
One of the new features, a.k.a. syntactic sugars, in C# 3.0 is extension methods. At first, it looks like compiler magic and it is no big deal. But isn’t it the same about class method? When a function argument is hidden, suddenly whole world changes. Clearly, OOP is not just a [...]
WPFix Part 2 (Binding Extension)
This time, I will skip the introduction and jump right into technical stuff.
In the previous post, I tried to reduce XAML’s dependency to code files for even the simplest operations. There were a lot of ways other than my lambda converter. We could write a custom binding which could save a lot more [...]
WPFix Part 1 (Lambda Converter Extension)
As a mathematician, I always had a fondness for languages. As a programmer, this fondness became a devotion. Some might think that language is just a part of implementation which follows analysis and modeling. I agree that implementation is the least important one. I agree that it is like a tool for implementation, you can [...]