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Conceptual Children: A powerful new concept in WPF

By , 6 Apr 2008
 
Prize winner in Competition "Best C# article of April 2008"
wpfdiscipleblogviewer3d.zip
WpfDiscipleBlogViewer3D
WpfDiscipleBlogViewer3D.sln
WpfDiscipleBlogViewer3D
App.xaml
App.xaml.cs
blogroll.xml
ConceptualPanel.cs
DisconnectedUIElementCollection.cs
GelButtonStyle.xaml
images
background.jpg
disciples.png
drwpf.png
josh.jpg
karl.jpg
marlon.jpg
mike.jpg
rudi.jpg
sacha.jpg
LogicalPanel.cs
Panel3D.cs
Panel3DAdorner.cs
Properties
AssemblyInfo.cs
Resources.Designer.cs
Resources.resx
Settings.Designer.cs
Settings.settings
Scene.xaml
Window1.xaml
Window1.xaml.cs
WpfDiscipleBlogViewer3D.csproj
wpfdiscipleblogviewer3d_withlogicalpanel.zip
WpfDiscipleBlogViewer3D.sln
App.xaml
App.xaml.cs
blogroll.xml
ConceptualPanel.cs
DisconnectedUIElementCollection.cs
GelButtonStyle.xaml
background.jpg
disciples.png
drwpf.png
josh.jpg
karl.jpg
marlon.jpg
mike.jpg
rudi.jpg
sacha.jpg
LogicalPanel.cs
Panel3D.cs
Panel3DAdorner.cs
AssemblyInfo.cs
Resources.Designer.cs
Resources.resx
Settings.Designer.cs
Settings.settings
Scene.xaml
Window1.xaml
Window1.xaml.cs
WpfDiscipleBlogViewer3D.csproj
 
<Application x:Class="WpfDiscipleBlogViewer3D.App"
    xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
    StartupUri="Window1.xaml">
    <Application.Resources>
         
    </Application.Resources>
</Application>

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About Article
This article describes a new approach by which an element can remove its visual and logical relationships to its children while maintaining a conceptual parental relationship with those children.
Type Article
Licence BSD
First Posted 6 Apr 2008
Views 110,580
Downloads 1,575
Bookmarked 105 times

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