November 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1114 pages
34h 42m
English
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Every .NET programmer is familiar with properties and events, which are core parts of .NET’s object abstraction. Few would expect WPF, a user interface technology, to change either of these fundamentals. But surprisingly enough, that’s exactly what WPF does.
In this chapter, you’ll learn how WPF replaces ordinary .NET properties with a higher-level dependency property feature. Dependency properties use more-efficient storage and support additional features such as change notification and property value inheritance (the ability to propagate default values down the element tree). Dependency properties are also the ...
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