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Thank you (for sl3 Matrix3DProjection).
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Hi Silverlight staff,
is it predictable the introduction of a 4x4 matrix object (à la WPF or à la flash.geom.Matrix3D) to rely on when PlaneProjecting?
It is very uncomfortable not being able - for example - to sort the correct order of rotation among the different axes. A Matrix3D would be very cozy (and ...
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Thanks: that's a good solution for me.
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Not exactly, I need more:
if I add a listener to the DownloadProgress event of an already-loaded BitmapImage instance, the event itself doesn't fire.
I'd appreciate a boolean property to check the eventual "fully-downloaded" status.
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"Image and ImageBrush Class Changes:
Removed DownloadProgress property (!)"
There are certainly good reasons, but:
why?
how can I get the status of an Image Control? in beta1 I could assume the ImageSource fully loaded by checking:
bool ready = myImage.DownloadProgress.Equals(1D);
Any tip for that?
Thanks in advance.
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@ScottMc
your tip worked for me too!
Thanks.
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I think I found another one:
when handling ImageBrushes and Shapes (ie. Path) I get the same problem experienced and exposed here.
Looks like the BitmapImage (that "gives life" to the ImageBrush that fills the shape) is somehow locked by the ancestor shape...
This problem seems to embrace the whole Path class (maybe also the ...
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Yep, I sadly agree...
This new 3D "Astro" feature of Flash is very attractive.
I sincerly hope that Silverlight will embrace soon the 3D hardware rendering idea.
I also can't find news about future releases of Silverlight 2 with bug-fixes, new capabilities etc... those would be enlightening.
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[quote user="Yi-Lun Luo - MSFT"]MouseLeave's routing strategy is direct, which means you can only handle this event on the element that fires it[/quote]
That's what I supposed when I was wondering about this strange (for me) behavior. Good to know, didn't find anything about it in the documentations. Thanks!
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Here's the code as promised (I kept it the simplest possible):
XAML:
<UserControl x:Class="TestSilverlightApplication.Test"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
Width="400" ...