Comments by Versatile49

Versatile49 23-Sep-15 10:39am View

Why do you post it here?

Versatile49 24-Jan-13 3:53am View

I ge ta complie time error: The type arguments for method 'System.Linq.Enumerable.OrderBy<tsource,tkey>(System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<tsource>, System.Func<tsource,tkey>, System.Collections.Generic.IComparer<tkey>)' cannot be inferred from the usage. Try specifying the type arguments explicitly.
Maybe this is because of the dynamic class that I am creating at runtime

Versatile49 23-Aug-12 2:04am View

Well I am looking towards if someone can pin point exact things. the links are general introduction that I had founded and went through. But there are no specific usage distinctions that I am able to find.
One example is The difference between a RoutedUICommand and RoutedCommand is that RoutedUICommand includes a Text property. But again here I do not know what wonders this Text property does in RoutedUICommand.

Versatile49 9-Aug-12 4:04am View

I think you didn't understand my question.

First of all the thing is I don't have contorl over the host application window as another user can use the same class. I cannot ask them to bind it to observable collection and perform certain actions on it.
Second of all the main thing is I want is that tooltip should never appear when the control is added to the stackpanel. How to achieve this?

Versatile49 9-Aug-12 3:15am View

Updated the question. Let me know if you need more details

Versatile49 9-Aug-12 3:02am View

No directly it can be set when the control is declared in a WPF Application. But what is the difference. User can update the value of tooltip at runtime also.

Versatile49 9-Aug-12 2:59am View

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No directly it can be set when the control is declared in a WPF Application. But what is the difference. User can update the value of tooltip at runtime also.

Versatile49 12-Jul-12 6:34am View

This is a nice idea which I can use. Thanks for information. Can you point me to other products like telerik you mentioned which provide this Mini Toolbar for WPF in some way or the other.

Versatile49 12-Jul-12 6:09am View

Can you provide some link where I can refer this.

Versatile49 12-Jul-12 1:57am View

Well the link only talks about using dock manager and dock panel. I tried using a WPF popup and putting a toolbar inside that, but that dosen't seem to be an elegant solution. If you find something nice then please do share.

Versatile49 11-Jul-12 9:53am View

Well I am looking to achieve this using WPF only. Also my control should float without this dockable control also.

Versatile49 9-Jul-12 2:48am View

Well atleast I told we need to develop a tool bar like in MS word for a .Net control. It is explanative in itself if not then I am still here and improved the question again. Also apples should not be compared with oranges :laugh:
Hope the question is making some sense now. If not then let me know.

Versatile49 9-Jul-12 2:45am View

Well the toolbar that is exposed by MS word when we select some text in it is my starting point and you can take that as yours too. Till now there is no control or any idea in mind and I am still exploring for options.
Only one thing I know is that this needs to be implemented using .net 4.0 xaml, wpf technologies.

Versatile49 9-Jul-12 2:36am View

Well this is what I want to achieve and don't know where to start from. I was trying to browse web for examples but unable to find any. Hence looking for pointers from someone who has worked on a similar thing like this.
I don't have any other details than what have been mentioned by me in this question.

Versatile49 12-Apr-12 2:13am View

Well the link talk about the dependency properties and data binding. Here I want to update a property of a label exposed using a property. Still have no clue as to how can I achieve it.

Versatile49 11-Apr-12 9:50am View

But then how to set the value of the font size for that label from a xaml. I am still unable to figure that out. Kindly excuse for my naivete

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