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I have written an Simple Report Library for Windows Forms applications a few years ago. The new Printing API makes it possible to create a similar solution for Silverlight 4.
You create a report by instantiating a new ReportDocument object. You can set the Title and the SubTitle. Next you add Paragraphs (FrameworkElements) to the report. Finally you Print the report.
ReportDocument r = newReportDocument() {
Title = "Test Title",
SubTitle = "Test SubTitle",
};
for (int i = 0; i < 40; i++) {
var tb = newTextBlock() {
Text = "Test text " + i,
FontSize = i + 10,
};
r.Paragraphs.Add(tb);
}
r.Print();
This prints the following Test Title.pdf if you print it to a PDF writer.
SilverlightXP is a web application where Silverlight Developers and Designers can post links to controls, resources and other interesting information about Microsoft Silverlight.
Controlling a MediaElement in Silverlight isn't difficult. You use the Play(), Stop() and Pause() methods in your code. I have written the 'ControlMediaElementAction' Behavior which makes it even easier. You don't have to write a single line of code. The ControlMediaElementAction is associated with a MediaElement. It has a ControlMediaElementOption which you can set to Play, Stop, Pause and RewindAndPlay. The Invoke() methods controls (Plays, Stops, Pauses and RewindAndPlays) the AssociatedObject (MediaElement).
You assign a ControlMediaElementAction to a MediaElement. In Expression Blend you drag it from you Asset tab and drop it on a MediaElement. Then you can select your trigger and set all other properties from the Properties tab.
In the following example I have 3 ControlMediaElementAction assigned to a MediaElement. The first is triggerd by the 'Click' event of 'buttonPlay' and uses the 'Play' option. The second is triggerd by the 'Click' event of 'buttonPause' and uses the 'Pause' option. The third is triggerd by the 'MediaEnded' event of the MediaElement and uses the 'RewindAndPlay' option, making the movie loop.
I'm proud to announce the Silverlight XP.net website. It is a web application where Silverlight Developers can post links to interesting information, controls, resources e.t.c. We invite you to submit your Silverlight resources.
Silverlight XP.net is a Silverlight 3.0 LOB application which uses a lot of the new techniques:
.NET Ria Services
Navigation Application (deeplinking + history)
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Behaviors
Silverlight XP was created by Loek van den Ouweland and me, and is currently at version 1.0. We plan to add a lot of features soon. We don’t have a feedback-function yet. Please drop comments about the website by mail.
Silverlight is een 'cross-over browser plugin' van Microsoft die het mogelijk maakt om animaties, audio en video weer te geven in de webbrowser (zoals bijvoorbeeld Explorer, Firefox, Safari).
Silverlight bevat een subset van het .NET 3.5 Framework waarmee, vanuit een Microsoft .NET taal zoals C#, Visual Basic of .NET, een programma geschreven kan worden dat in een browser draait. Tot nu toe kon dat alleen met JavaScript of met Flash van Adobe.
Docenten Fons Sonnemans en Loek van den Ouweland verzorgen deze interactieve en praktijkgerichte trainingen voor zowel geinteresseerden als startende en meer ervaren programmeurs en grafisch vormgevers.
Silverlight 3.0 has a great new feature called Behaviors. You can use them for a lot of things, one of them is to create a SNOW effect in a canvas. I know it is not yet Christmas but I like to be prepared. If you don't know what a behavior is or how to write them read first this blog post from Andrea Boschin.
I finally found some time to test the beta of Visual Studio 2010. No problems found yet. It even supports a visual designer (Cider) for Silverlight projects. You can now use it to drag & drop controls from your toolbox, add rows/columns to a grid and set properties. Things which where only possible in Expression Blend.
I'm developing a Silverlight 2.0 version of Sudoku. It is mainly a programming exercise, so there aren't too many multimedia bells and whistles (yet). I would really like to get feedback on it, thanks!
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