How to do asynchronous processing using delegates in C# & WPF
We all know what delegates are. I am not going to bore you with what. If you are really interested in finding out, you could read my other blog “Delegates in C#”. When we do process heavy tasks we...
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Using GridView WPF & C#
GridView class is used for displaying data items of a list view control in a series of columns. We define these columns as GridViewColumn UIElements in XAML. We can apply formatting to gridview rows...
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Sorting GridView in WPF & C#
We use ListView control to display data items. The presentation of the data items in a ListView is defined by its view mode, which is specified by the View property. Windows Presentation Foundation...
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Grouping GridView in WPF
ListView is an ItemsControl. Its content properties are Items and ItemsSource. It supports two modes i.e. GridView & Custom View. In GridView mode we display item content into columns. Windows...
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Commands in WPF
WPF-routed commands give you a specific mechanism for hooking up UI controls such as toolbar buttons and menu items to handlers without introducing a lot of tight coupling and repetitive code into your...
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Custom Commands & Bindings in WPF
In my previous article “Commands in WPF”, I have discusses about built-in commands and their behavior in WPF. In this article, I am going to explain how to create our own custom commands and bind them...
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Add Rows to Grid Dynamically in WPF
A Grid can be used to design complicated user interfaces where we need to place multiple elements in a tabular for of rows and columns layout. In this article, I am going to demonstrate an example...
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Add row at top of Grid in WPF
It is a shame that we cannot add a row to the top of Grid without explicitly pushing all the remaining rows down. It would have been good if Microsoft provide us way of doing it without this...
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