WPF編程

前言

First Edition Over the past two-plus years, my day job has involved XAML-izing'various parts of the Microsoft universe. My standard refrain when encountering XAML newbies has been "read the XAML appendix from Chris and Ian's book." That appendix (originally printed in the beta edition of this book) was easily the most direct and to-thepoint treatment of the topic I've seen, and several dozen of my coworkers got their first taste of XAML from Ian's excellent writing. (Ian wrote the XAML appendix.) Over the past year, as I've started to make the transition from runfime plumber to pixel pusher, the chapters on WPF proper were super-efficient in getting me off the ground (things have changed a lot since I wrote my last WndProc). At the time this edition hits the shelves, there are numerous books dedicated to WPF, written by some pretty notable folks. This book is unique in that Ian has been telling the story on the road for a couple of years getting the right balance of conceptual understanding and pragmatic "everyone screws this up" experience. I know from personal experience that there's nothing like teaching to hone a story to perfection-this book is evidence of that. . Ian's co-author should thank his lucky stars that lan was willing to travel the planet trying out the material rather than taking a cushy job in Windows. Now that they've gotten this book out, maybe Ian should take a cushy job, too. He's certainly earned it. Second Edition Wow, I can't believe that after all that time in the chute, ,NET 3.0 and Windows Vista have finally shipped. I vividly remember scrambling backstage at PDC 2003 with Chris trying to ready the first live demonstration of .NET 3.0 (then called WinFX) for the keynote speaker, Jim Allchin. It was an especially stressful keynote because Les Angeles was plagued with brush fires at the time and Chris Anderson's flight had been canceled; fortunately Chris Sells had already arrived and was ready to pinch-hit both in preparation and presentation if Chris, in fact, couldn't make it to L.A. in time. At the rime, Chris' job at Microsoft was to make sure that Vista——including WPF——was a smashing success. Little did he know it would take almost four years until the product actually shipped (which of course is a prerequisite for success). So, what's the big deal with WPF? Like its sister .NET 3.0 technology, Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), WPF embraces the "it takes a village" approach to software development and uses XAML to allow people with different skill sets to collaborate in the development process. In the case of WF, XAML lets high-level process and rule descriptions integrate with imperative code written in C# or Visual Basic. In the case of WPF, XAML is the bridge between us code monkeys and the beret-wearing, black-turtleneck set who design visuals that look like they weren't designed by, well, us code monkeys. WPF really is an impressive piece of technology: documents, forms, and multimedia all wrapped up nicely in a markupand code-friendly package. What I find even more impressive is the fact that Chris found the time outside his day job to pull together the book you're holding in your hands right now, capturing those four-plus years of experience with WPF (including screenshots!) into a digestible and portable form. I've had the good fortune of having many conversations with Chris over the years about the nuances of WPF——sometimes on the phone, sometimes in his office (it's across the hall from mine), and sometimes at the poker table. This book has taught me a whole lot more. Now that it's all shipped, let the light blinking begin! ——Don Box Architect, Microsoft .. When I joined Microsoft 11 years ago, I first worked in the IT group, building applications to help the Microsoft sales force analyze data. I developed using Visual Basic 4.0 on early versions of Windows 95 and Windows NT 3.51 before moving over to work on the development team for Visual Basic 5.0, and later, 6.0. As time went on, I worked on Visual J++, Windows Foundation Classes, .NET, Windows Forms, ASP.NET, and eventually the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). When I learned to program Windows, I read the book that was considered the "bible" of Windows programming at the time, Programming Windows 3.1 by Charles Petzold (Microsoft Press). After helping to build the next-generation programming platform for Microsoft——the .NET Framework——I was first introduced to Chris Sells because he'd written the "bible" of programming .NET client applications: Windows Forms Programming (Addison-Wesley). Later, while I was building WPF, Chris and Ian were already writing the first book for that technology, too. As part of his work, Chris provided feedback on early versions of WPF, drawing on his extensive experience as a preeminent author and educator for programming client applications for Windows. In fact, based on his sensibilities, we actually refer to a customer-focused style of system design used in my group as the "Sellsian" approach. Of course, Chris didn't write this book all by himself. Ian Griffiths is a tremendously gifted technologist with a pedigree that includes working with DevelopMentor and now Pluralsight as a consultant, developer, speaker, and author (his works include .NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell [O'Reilly]), focusing on a wide range of technologies including Windows Forms and WPF. I've had less opportunity to spend time with Ian; however, in every interaction with him, I have been amazed! Chris and Ian have both followed client technology since the early days of Windows. While I have spent my career building platforms, Chris and Ian have spent their careers making them accessible to fi broad range of developers. As Chris puts it, they've been "following along behind [me] with a broom and a dustpan, cleaning up [my] messes for years." This book is a thorough and comprehensive dive into WPF. Chris and Ian's unique approach to explaining and building software illuminates the corners and open vistas of the platform. When they bump into its limitations, they don't just explain them, but they show you how to work around them and solve real-world problems.

內(nèi)容概要

這本書的設(shè)計(jì)初衷是讓你快速掌握微軟Windows Presentation Foundation，如果想要構(gòu)建完全利用Windows Vista和Windows XP用戶界面潛能的應(yīng)用程序，這就是一項(xiàng)你需要學(xué)習(xí)的技術(shù)。讀到第二頁，你將會編寫一個(gè)簡單的WPF應(yīng)用程序。第一章結(jié)束時(shí)，你就已經(jīng)遍覽了WPF的主要元素。    這本《WPF編程》第二版根據(jù)WPF正式發(fā)布版更新，包括了導(dǎo)航、文本與文檔、打印與XPS以及3D圖形等主題，還有一個(gè)新的附錄，涵蓋了微軟近期發(fā)布的用于通過標(biāo)準(zhǔn)Web瀏覽器傳遞豐富用戶界面的Suverhght平臺——其與Adobe Flash十分相似。第一版中的內(nèi)容已被大量擴(kuò)展和修改，此外本書還包括：    眾多C#和XAML范例，從簡單的“Hello，AvaIon”到“井”字游戲，向你展示用什么可以讓一個(gè)WPF應(yīng)用程序啟動并運(yùn)行；    關(guān)于WPF帶給Windows開發(fā)強(qiáng)大的新編程風(fēng)格的極富見地的討論，特別是它的新控件模型    講解顏色插值，以更好地闡釋W(xué)PF對3D、顏色以及其他圖形效果的支持    XAML教程，即介紹聲明Windows UI的新的類HTML標(biāo)記語言    說明并比較Windows Form與其他舊Windows應(yīng)用程序支持的互操作特性    WPF代表了基于控制的Windows和基于內(nèi)容的Web這兩大世界中的最先進(jìn)技術(shù)。《WPF編程》幫助你將它們結(jié)合在一起。

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作者：(美)塞爾斯 等

書籍目錄

ForewordsPreface1. Hello, WPF　WPF from Scratch　XAML Browser Applications (XBAPs)　Content Models　Layout　Controls　Data Binding　Dependency Properties　Resources　Styles　Animation　Control Templates　Graphics　3D　Documents and Printing2. Applications and Settings　Application Lifetime　Application Deployment　Settings3. Layout　Layout Basics　StackPanel　WrapPanel　DockPanel　Grid　Canvas　Viewbox　Common Layout Properties　When Content Doesn't Fit　ScrollViewer　Custom Layout4. Input　Routed Events　Mouse Input　Keyboard Input　Ink Input　Commands　Code-Based Input Handling Versus Triggers5. Controls　What Are Controls?　Buttons　Slider and Scroll Controls　ProgressBar　Text Controls　ToolTip　GroupBox and Expander　List Controls　Menus　Toolbars　GridSplitter6. Simple Data Binding　Without Data Binding　Data Binding　Debugging Data Binding7. Binding to List Data　Binding to List Data　Data Source Providers　Master-Detail Binding　Hierarchical Binding8. Styles　Without Styles　Inline Styles　Named Styles　Element-Typed Styles　Data Templates and Styles　Triggers9. Control Templates　Beyond Styles　Logical and Visual Trees　Data-Driven UI  10. Windows and Dialogs　Window　Dialogs11. Navigation　NavigationWindow　Pages　Frames　XBAPs　Navigation to HTML12. Resources　Creating and Using Resources　Resources and Styles　Binary Resources　Global Applications13. Graphics　Graphics Fundamentals　Shapes　Bitmaps　Brushes and Pens　Transformations　Visual Layer Programming14. Text and Flow Documents　Fonts and Text Styles　Text and the User Interface　Text Object Model　Typography15. Printing and XPS　XPs　XPS Document Classes　Generating XPS Output　XPS File Generation Features　System.Printing　Displaying Fixed Documents16. Animation and Media　Animation Fundamentals　Timelines　Keyframe Animations　Path Animations　Clocks and Control　Transition Animations　Audio and Video17. 3D Graphics　3D Content in a 2D World　Cameras　Models　Lights　Textures　Transforms　3D Data Visualization　Hit Testing18. Custom Controls　Custom Control Basics　Choosing a Base Class　Custom Functionality　Supporting Templates in Custom Controls　Default Styles　UserControl　AdornersA. XAMLB. InteroperabilityC. Asynchronous and Multithreaded WPF ProgrammingD. WPF Base TypesE. SilverlightIndex

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