Essential Windows Presentation Foundation

Footnote

Preface

^[1] This code name has no relationship to the Ruby programming language.

Chapter 1

^[1] As programs become more complex, the differences between WPF and Windows Forms become more apparent.

^[2] This is similar to the Visual Basic “default property” feature.

^[3] We can do this by adding System.Windows.Markup.ContentPropertyAttribute to the type.

^[4] After this chapter, I will omit the “…/xaml/presentation” and “…/xaml” namespaces from markup samples. I will consistently map the presentation (WPF) namespace to be the default XML namespace, and “x” as the prefix for the XAML namespace.

^[5] We will see later that even in navigation scenarios a window is created for page-based applications.

^[6] The naming convention for code-behind ...