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Re: 3rd party control for wpf graphic editing

8-Sep-09 1:26

Do you mean editing the objects within Visual Studio as you create them, or editing objects that are displayed in your application at run time? If the former then Visual Studio and Expression Blend provide these facilities.

xkrja8-Sep-09 4:04

xkrja

8-Sep-09 4:04

Thanks for the reply. No, I mean like a control that you can embed in your own project. Perhaps something with xaml editing possibilities. Like a xamlPad control that can be embedded. Is there such a thing?

Thanks again!

Re: 3rd party control for wpf graphic editing

Richard MacCutchan8-Sep-09 4:48

How to add text to the GridView in wpf?

8-Sep-09 4:48

Sorry, I'm not aware of any. I suggest checking all the WPF articles here on CodeProject and also Google search.

Krishna Aditya7-Sep-09 20:49

7-Sep-09 20:49

Hi,

I am developing an UI app, in WPF, for the Log window, I have xaml code

<ListView x:Name="lstViewLogWindow" ItemsSource="{Binding}" Height="152">

<ListView.View>

<GridView>

<GridViewColumn Header="Message_Name" Width="Auto" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Path= Message_Name}" />

<GridViewColumn Header="DateTime" Width="Auto" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Path= DateTime}" />

</GridView>

</ListView.View>

</ListView>

So, I have a grid view with 2 headers Message_Name and DateTime, and I want to assign the data to the 2 columns... I am not able to get the data displayed by using

lstViewLogWindow.Items.Add(msg);

Actually I want to add some msg into First col and date time into second column,

Please help me in doing this.
Thanks

Ramm

ABitSmart7-Sep-09 21:11

ABitSmart

7-Sep-09 21:11

By adding the item explicitly you are overriding the binding mechanism. You should do it by binding. Assign ListView's DataContext with the list of messages.Something like this,

lstViewLogWindow.DataContext = yourListOfMessages;

Krishna Aditya7-Sep-09 21:17

7-Sep-09 21:17

Ya.. But its not displaying the text in 2 columns/.
I added DataContext..

                  lstViewLogWindow.DataContext = lstViewLogWindow.Items.Add(DateTime.Now);

how to add this to a particular header like DateTime

<pre>         <GridView>


                                    <GridViewColumn Header="Message Name" Width="Auto" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Path= Message_Name}" />
                                    <GridViewColumn Header="DateTime" Width="Auto" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Path= DateTime}" />

                              </GridView></pre>

Pleaes help
Thanks
Ramm

ABitSmart7-Sep-09 21:25

ABitSmart

7-Sep-09 21:25

You have misunderstood what I said. Assign the LIST of MESSAGE to the DataContext.
e.g.,

lstViewLogWindow.DataContext = yourListOfMessages;

where yourListOfMessagesis something like 'List<YourMessageType>' and YourMessageTypeis a type having Message_Name and DateTime property

Krishna Aditya7-Sep-09 21:36

7-Sep-09 21:36

sorry..
really I couldnt get u..
actually as I have 2 columns Message Name and Datetime in my design,

yourListOfMessages will be

1. _eventAggregator.GetEvent<StatusBarMsgShowEvent>().Publish("Click on Save to save the Log window Details"); ------------ to be assigned to column1

2 . DateTime.now   ----------- to be assigned to column2...

I think I am not getting you wat U said.. but I am expecting this.. in my logwindow
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Message                                                               DateTime
Click on Save to save the Log window Details      09/08/2009 12:15:20AM
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Thank you,
Ramm

ABitSmart7-Sep-09 21:52

ABitSmart

7-Sep-09 21:52

This is my best attempt.

public class LogMessage
{
    public string Message_Name  { get; set; }
    public DateTime LogTime  { get; set; }
}

Then you have your list of messages like this,

List<LogMessage> messages =  new List<LogMessage>();
messages.Add(new LogMessage(){Message_Name = "Dummy Message", LogTime =  DateTime.Now});

lstViewLogWindow.DataContext = messages;

Krishna Aditya7-Sep-09 22:44

How to handle Refresh and Reset in WPF application in MVP application [modified]

7-Sep-09 22:44

HI..

Thanks for the help.
But I am doing this using subscribe and publish..

public class LogWindowMsgShowEvent : CompositePresentationEvent<string>
      {
      }

                  _eventAggregator.GetEvent<LogWindowMsgShowEvent>().Subscribe(this.ShowMessage);

               _eventAggr.GetEvent<StatusBarMsgShowEvent>().Publish("Database Connection Error");

so, in CompositePresentationEvent&lt;string&gt;
I can see a string here.. do I need to add the class Logwindow to the CompostePresentationEvent??

Actually both the CompositePresentationEvent and the presenter it accesses are in diff modules...

HOw to handle this/
Please help
Thanks
Ramm

Krishna Aditya7-Sep-09 6:03

Changing text from white to black for printing

7-Sep-09 6:03

Hi,

I am developing an windows UI application in WPF with MVP architecture with C#.

The application will interact to sqlserver and displays the data to the user.

I have 2 buttons REFRESH and RESET. which refreshes the page and resets the page to the home page respectively.

As I searched in few forums,navigationservice is recommeneded,but I couldnt see navigationservice.refresh() command

Refresh should refresh the page (current page) and the reset should reset to the homepage as per my appication.

Edited part::

My Xaml is inside Window, but not page. I think this is the main reason, I cant see it..
so , how to handle it for window??

Please help me in doing this. Thanks Ramm

modified on Tuesday, September 8, 2009 12:53 PM

DavidRen236-Sep-09 23:10

DavidRen23

6-Sep-09 23:10

The issue is simple, I am printing a visual captured from a canvas however I do not print the dark coloured background of the canvas therefore any white text inside labels, textboxes etc. are no longer visible.

Is there a best practice for solving this problem?

Richard MacCutchan7-Sep-09 0:43

7-Sep-09 0:43

Probably best to change the white text to some other (darker) colour.

DavidRen237-Sep-09 0:59

DavidRen23

7-Sep-09 0:59

Ok apologies for the ambiguity of my post to warrant such a sarcastic reply Smile | :)

I assumed it would have been a common talked about problem but maybe not.

The problem is changing the colour of certain text from white to black whilst printing since the text would not be visible on white paper.

I was hoping for suggestions on how I should implement the changes during printing.

Example have a printing state that when set fires a multi trigger defined for a textbox's style that will set any white foreground black????

Any ideas?

Richard MacCutchan7-Sep-09 1:36

7-Sep-09 1:36

DavidRen23 wrote:
Example have a printing state that when set fires a multi trigger defined for a textbox's style that will set any white foreground black????

Could you clarify this statement please? How have you implemented your print functionality?

DavidRen237-Sep-09 3:30

DavidRen23

7-Sep-09 3:30

The code for printing is below however the problem cannot be solved here can it?   The canvas background is not white, therefore white text appears fine, when printing the content of the canvas is printed on to white paper therefore the text is not visible.

<code>
PrintDialog printDlg = new System.Windows.Controls.PrintDialog();

                  DesignerCanvas designerCanvas = BloggsSDK.Windows.VisualTreeHelper.FindChild<DesignerCanvas>(this);
                  if (designerCanvas != null)
                  {
                        try
                        {
                              System.Printing.PrintCapabilities capabilities = printDlg.PrintQueue.GetPrintCapabilities(printDlg.PrintTicket);

                              //get scale of the print wrt to screen of WPF visual
                              double scale = Math.Min(capabilities.PageImageableArea.ExtentWidth / designerCanvas.ActualWidth, capabilities.PageImageableArea.ExtentHeight / designerCanvas.ActualHeight);

                              Rect bounds = VisualTreeHelper.GetDescendantBounds(designerCanvas); // not extent bounds
                              bounds.Scale(scale, scale);

                              DrawingVisual visual = new DrawingVisual();

                              using (DrawingContext dc = visual.RenderOpen())
                              {
                                    VisualBrush vb = new VisualBrush(designerCanvas);
                                    vb.Transform = new ScaleTransform(designerCanvas.ActualWidth / (Zoom * designerCanvas.ActualWidth), designerCanvas.ActualHeight / (Zoom * designerCanvas.ActualHeight));
                                    dc.DrawRectangle(vb, null, new Rect(new Point(), bounds.Size));
                              }
                              printDlg.PrintVisual(visual, "Workspace printout");
                        }
                        catch (Exception ex)
                        {

                        }
</code>;

Richard MacCutchan7-Sep-09 5:01