November 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1114 pages
34h 42m
English
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In many user interface technologies, there’s a clear distinction between ordinary controls and custom drawing. Often the drawing features are used only in specialized applications—for example, games, data visualization, physics simulations, and so on.
WPF has a dramatically different philosophy. It handles prebuilt controls and custom-drawn graphics in the same way. Not only will you use WPF’s drawing support to create graphically rich visuals for your user interface, but you’ll also use it to get the most out of other features such as animation (Chapter 15) and control templates (Chapter 17). In fact, ...
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