Introducing WPF Controls Features
Before using WPF controls, you need to understand some behaviors. In Chapter 28, “Creating WPF Applications,” you learned that UI elements, including controls, are declared in XAML code. You also saw how to assign a name to controls to interact with them in Visual Basic code. XAML allows you to declare and implement controls even if you do not assign a name. For example, the following Button declaration is legal:
<Button Width="100" Height="50" Click="OnClick"/>
The control declared in this way works normally as you would expect, also raising click events that you can handle in managed code. This is possible because of the particular WPF architecture part that implements routed ...
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