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  • Slex - Behaviours and Triggers for Silverlight

    0 comments  /  posted by  Anoop Madhusudanan  on  Dec 17, 2009 (5 months ago)
    Tags: Silverlight , Silverlight 4.0 , Slex , Behaviours , Triggers

    Anoop Madhusudanan has a new project called Slex which is built on top of System.Windows.Interactivity framework and supports a couple of interesting Triggers and Actions.

     Presently Slex supports a couple of triggers including:
    • EventTrigger – You can tie an event trigger against an element, or against your view model. Fired when an event is raised
    • PropertyTrigger – You can tie a PropertyTrigger against an element’s property, or against a property in your view model. Fired when the property value changes
    Also, Slex has a couple of abstract classes, including EventBasedTrigger andObserverTrigger, and you may use the ObserverTrigger to create custom triggers that make use of System.Reactive extensions.


  • 1 comments  /  posted by  Andrej Tozon  on  Nov 13, 2009 (7 months ago)

    It was just days before this year’s Halloween when I was searching for those nifty applications that let you play scary sounds directly from your mobile phone; thought that would be a great entertainment for my young daughter.

    And it was.

    Later I decided to create a similar application to run with Silverlight. I knew porting such application to Silverlight would be fairly easy, but the real challenge was in doing it with as less coding as possible. And how exactly do you write an application without writing code, some may ask?

    Behaviors

    Expression Blend 3 introduced a new way of adding interactivity to user interface elements, called behaviors.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Martin Mihaylov  on  Jun 18, 2009 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: Silverlight 3 , Behaviours , Triggers , Double-Click
    Nigel Sampson wrote a very interesting article about the Behaviours in Silverlight 3 with the focus set on a Double-Click trigger:

    I've been come really enamoured with the possibilities of Silverlight / WPF Behaviors, broadly they can be divided into three types, Triggers, Actions and Behaviors. The ability for non-programmers to compose behaviour and interactivity in Blend is very interesting.

  • Behaviors, Actions and View Models in Silverlight

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Apr 01, 2009 (more than a year ago)
    Richard Griffin talks about creating behaviors, actions and View Model actions in Silverlight.

    Behaviors are new to Silverlight 3 and WPF. The main reason we now have Behaviors in Silverlight was due to the lack of support in Silverlight of triggers. Triggers in WPF are incredibly useful as they provide the ability to change the look and feel  of UI Elements dynamically based on the state of the application directly in the Xaml. In fact they are so useful we have 2 types Data Triggers and UI Triggers. Data Triggers can be used to respond to changes in the data that the UI Elements are bound to. UI Triggers can be used to respond to UI level events.

  • Discovering Silverlight 3 – Poor Man’s Visualbrush Behavior

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Mar 26, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    Andras Velvart will show you how to create the missing from Silverlight 3 Visualbrush.

    Visualbrush basically allows you to create a brush based on a visual element (including its visual changes), and use it for painting other elements. A common use is to create the fashionable reflection effect.


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