Comments by Shai Vashdi (Top 23 by date)

The last example that I've wrote above, is working?

P.S. It's more likely to assume that it's not working because of different Windows version/definitions, after all... SystemColors are the Windows defined colors.

Try on VS2010, if it's not working there maybe it's a different problem.

Hi Snprani,

I've checked some of your code and for me it works fine.

public class FieldEntityViewModel
{

public FieldEntityViewModel()
{

}

FieldEntity _fieldEntity = new FieldEntity();


[Category("Settings")]
[DisplayName("Field Name")]
[Description("Field Name")]
public string FieldName
{
get { return _fieldEntity.FieldName; }
set
{
_fieldEntity.FieldName = value;
}
}

[Category("Location & Size")]
[DisplayName("X Position")]
[Description("X Position of the rubberband region")]
public double X
{
get { return Math.Round(_fieldEntity.X); }
set
{
_fieldEntity.X = value;

}
}
[Category("Location & Size")]
[DisplayName("Y Position")]
[Description("Y Position of the rubberband region")]
public double Y
{
get { return Math.Round(_fieldEntity.Y); }
set
{
_fieldEntity.Y = value;

}
}
[Category("Location & Size")]
[DisplayName("Width")]
[Description("Width of rubberband rectangle area")]
public double Width
{
get { return Math.Round(_fieldEntity.Width); }
set
{
_fieldEntity.Width = value;

}
}
[Category("Location & Size")]
[DisplayName("Height")]
[Description("Height of rubberband rectangle area")]
public double Height
{
get { return Math.Round(_fieldEntity.Height); }
set
{
_fieldEntity.Height = value;

}
}
}

I can't understand, what is the problem?

When you are using an automatic properties you need to use Property Definitions:
[Category("Information")]
[DisplayName("First Name")]
[Description("This property uses a TextBox as the default editor.")]
Otherwise, you would have to build a mechanism based on reflection which is more complicated...

Hi, in order to help you I still need a code sample.

Can you please clarify with a code example?

You can just easily write it in WPF and than host it in Win-Form.

Hi,

Just create a class (View-Model) that is the DataContext of the TabItem. Every time you need to create a TabItem give him the instance of the this View-Model class as the DataContext.

Thank you :)

Yes you are right, but every time that I give an answer that more of "giving directions" rather than "spoon feeding" I get Down-Voted...

No, I don't have an example for that. But I remember I've found samples for that in the past. Just search in google "ProgressBar Control-Template".

Yes, you can create a progress bar with "rectangular bars" using Control-Template.

Can you write down all of the code and not just a segment?

Thank you, Yes your are right! The brush is a solid brush & the slider value is double. I just wanted to show him how to easily convert these values.

Best Regards,

Shai

WPF has a special structure for that called: LogicalTreeHelper.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.logicaltreehelper.aspx

Reason for my vote of 5 \n Great article