March 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1216 pages
33h 44m
English
Although you can code a custom element in any WPF project, you'll usually want to place custom elements in a dedicated class library (DLL) assembly. That way, you can share your work with multiple WPF applications.
To make sure you have the right assembly references and namespace imports, you should choose the Custom Control Library (WPF) project type when you create your application in Visual Studio. Inside your class library, you can create as many or as few controls as you like.
|
Read now
Unlock full access