Appendix P. Index of Example Programs

Chapter 1 contains the following example programs:

  • Clutter — A cluttered interface with garish colors, too much animation, and annoying sound effects. [Page 2, 3].

  • Clutter_FakeRotation — A static version of Clutter to simulate rotation. Figure 1-1. [Page 2].

  • Critters — A simple demonstration of properly nested XAML elements, in this case, a horizontal StackPanel holding a vertical StackPanel. Figure 1-4. [Page 6].

  • FlowDocument — Demonstrates many FlowDocument elements including tables, controls, shapes, lists, figures, and even a rotating three-dimensional shape. Figure 1-14. [Page 19].

  • Gasket3D — Uses code-behind to build a complex rotating three-dimensional object. Figure 1-9. [Page 12].

  • GrowingButtons — Makes buttons that grow and shrink when the mouse moves on and off them. Figure 1-12. [Page 14].

  • Multimedia — Plays video and audio. Figure 1-6. [Page 11].

  • SetBackgrounds — Sets background linear gradient brushes in code-behind.

  • SimpleCritters — A simple demonstration of properly nested XAML elements, in this case, a horizontal StackPanel holding a vertical StackPanel. Figures 1-2 and 1-3. [Page 6].

  • StackPanelButton — Displays buttons that contain StackPanels. Figure 1-13. [Page 16].

  • Star — Demonstrates the Polygon object. Figure 1-10. [Page 13].

  • TransformedControls — Displays labels that are rotated 90 degrees. Figure 1-7. [Page 11].

  • TransformedVideo — Displays video that is rotated, skewed, and stretched. Figure 1-8. [Page 12].

  • Zoom — Shows the ...

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