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Hi All,
I have 2 identical lines(paths) positioned in the same spot. I have a 3rd line below it that is identical to the above lines, except for the position that I use for comparison.
<Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot" Background="White">
<Canvas Height="173" Margin="307,55,36,0" ...
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You probably should be looking at Expression Blend 2 August Preview for silverlight dev, and not Expression Blend,
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I was having the same problem, until I upgraded to the latest Orcas Beta 2 release, and installed the latest Silverlight tools for Orcas Beta 2.
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Try something like, T.SetValue(Canvas.NameProperty, "xx");
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Hi Rashad,
I'm assuming that the reason why these types of controls didn't come stock standard with Silverlight v1.1, is that not everyone needs them. To minimize the size of Silverlight, things like that were not included with Silverlight. It's possible to create your own, and especially if you are doing your own drawing ...
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Hi Tony,
There's also some info on putting controls and canvas' onto a 3D cube here :
Python Cube vamped into c#
There is no native support for 3D and 3D objects in Silverlight at the moment. If you wanted to display 3DS files, I assume you'd have to parse them yourself and do some pretty funky drawing and transformations ...
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All the classes in System.Collections are going to be removed in future releases, so instead of ArrayList, use List<T>.
When you add a reference to a webservice, proxy class that is created will show you the types the webmethods actually return. In the case of ArrayList it returns "object []" and in the case of ...
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Have a look at MSDN CaptureMouse.
Maybe you could capture the mouse, and handle the MouseMove event, keeping track of the mouse in a Point member variable. When the Completed event is called, call ReleaseMouseCapture, and look up your stored Point to know the last position of the mouse.
I don't know of another way of doing it, ...
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When I create the default EventHandler for a completion event of a Storyboard, I get the following event handler method:
void tlOnLeave_Complete(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
}
Are you sure that the EventArgs can be cast to a MouseEventArgs?
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Hey Mark,
I've been playing around with the cube here and there, but given that I'm not python guru, I decided to convert it to C#.
It's not the most elegant of code, but hey, I'm just playing. I've got a control now on each side of the cube and when clicked on, it plays a video.
Here is link to the example.
and ...