MicrosoftWindowsPresentationFoundation指南

　　Get the defintive guide to the Windows Presentation Fundation （WPF）,the new client programming interface for the Microsoft. Net Framework 3.0 and Windows Vista.Award-winning author Charles petzold teches you how to combine C·code and the Extensible Application Markup Language（XAML）to develop applications for the WPD. Youll get expert guidabce and hundreds of practial, hands-on examples-giving you the skills you need to exploit new interface and graphics capabilities for Windows vista.
　　Discover how to：
　　Create and enhance controls including menus,toolbars,tree views, and list views
　　Use dynamic layout to automate the poditioning of controls and graphics
　　Work with dependency properties and routed input events
　　Use XAML resources, styles, and templates to alter the appearance of your Ul
　　Use data binding techniques in XAML to help simplity and streamiline your applications
　　Create and publish XAML Browser Applications
　　Develop visually stunning Uls with interactive graphics,media, and animation

　　This Book shows you bow to use the Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation（WPF） to write programs that run undre Micrsosft Windows. Theese programs can be dither regular stand-alon WIndows spplications （which are now often called client applications） or front ends for distributed applications.The WPFis considered to be the primary application porgramming interface（API）for Micrososft Windows Vista,but you can also run WPF applications under Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack2 or Windows Server2003 after you have installed Microsoft. NET Framework 3.0
　　Although you usr the WPF for writing what are sometimes called"regular type Windows apps," these are definitely not your parentsWindows programs.The WPF includes a new look, a new philosophy concerning control customization,new graphics facilities （including animation and 3D）,and a new programming interface.
　　The WPF actually has two interrelated programming intreeelated programming interfaces.You can write WPF programs entirely using C#of any other programming language that complies with the. NET Common Language Specification CLS）.In addition, the WPF includes an exciting new XML-based markup language called the Extensible Application Markup Language（orXAML, pronounced "zammel"）,and in come cases you can write entire programs in XAML.Generally, however, you will build your applications from both code and markup（as the title of this book implies）.Youll wus XAML for defining the user interface and visuals of your application-including graphics and animation-and youll write code for handling user input events.

Introduction
Your Background
This Book
Windows and Porgramming
System Requirements
Prerelease Software
Code Samples
Support for This Book
Questions and comments
Autheors Wed Site
Special Thanks
Part 1 Code
1 The Application and the Window
2 Basic Brushes
3 The Concept of Content
4 Buttons and Other Controls
5 Stack and Wrap
6 The Dock and the Grid
7 Canvas
8 Dependency Properties
9 Routed lnput Events
10 Custom Elements
11 Single-Child Elements
12 Custom Panels
13 ListBox Selection
14 The Menu Hierarchy
15 toolbars and Status Bars
16 TreeView abd ListView
17 Printing and Dialog Boxes
18 The Notepad Clone
Part 2 Markup
19 XAML（Rhymes with Camel）
20 Properties and Attributes
21 Resources
22 Windows,Pages,and Navigation
23 Data Binding
24 Styles
25 Templates
26 Data Entry,Data Views
27 Graphical Shapes
28 Geometries and Paths
29 Graphice Transforms
30 Animation
31 Bitmaps,Burshes, and Drawings
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