Word Cloud Generator in WPF

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Hi,

I am a student and I've been assigned to do a WordCloud as my major project.

I found this site:

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and downloaded the source code. But it's in Winform.

I would like to know whether it can run in WPF? What are the codes?

Please I need your help on this. I am a beginner.

Thanks.

Rinesh Kumaran

Posted 1-Jan-14 13:47pm

Member 10497452

Updated 1-Jan-14 17:31pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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ZurdoDev 1-Jan-14 19:48pm

Do you expect someone to re-write the whole thing for you in WPF?

Member 10497452 1-Jan-14 20:06pm

Nope. But is there a way that the Winform can run in WPF?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jan-14 23:33pm

No. A System.Windows.Forms.Control can be hosted in WPF, but better don't go this way. If you need WPF application, write WPF application. We will help those who write code, not copies it.
—SA

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2014-01-01T14:11:00

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You have already posted a question to the author of that article so you may get more details there.

Have you followed the links that he has given to the algorithms used? The underlying principles should apply regardless of your presentation layer.

Regarding "conversion" from WinForms to WPF you might find this post[^] useful

Posted 1-Jan-14 14:11pm

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Member 10497452 1-Jan-14 20:37pm

I've tried that but its' unsuccessful. I have a doubt to clear is there any way that I can only take the cloud control from Winform and merge it in WPF?

Thanks.

CHill60 2-Jan-14 8:58am

What is unsuccessful? You haven't shown us anything you've tried so it is really difficult to help you. See SA's comment above - hosting the winform in WPF, "merging" it, is not the correct way forward. Part of your learning process is to do this for yourself - we will help if you get stuck but we're not here to do your work for you. It doesn't help you and it doesn't help us