custom-controls

Pretty much what I am trying to do, is create the following image: So this is a progress bar, which will show how many votes the client get in that option. How can I do that? I was wondering if I can use a mask (as I would in flex), but all the masking implementations that I found on the web are doing masks for UIImage s, and not for UIImageView . I cannot do the mask in the UIImage , because the two images have the same dimensions. I have to use the X and Y of the images to crop them?! So, any suggestions? Here are the two images that I have to create that progress bar: Cheers. you want to

I want to create buttons with images and text inside. For example, i would use different images and text for buttons like 'Browse folders' and 'Import'. One of the options would be to use a template. I had a look at simliar question Creating an image+text button with a control template? But is there any way by which i can bind the source of image without using a dependency property or any other class? Thanks No. What would you bind the Image.Source to? You need a DependencyProperty for this. Of course, you could also define a normal class which contains two properties: Text and ImageSource or

I'm writing a custom control and I'd like the control to switch from an editing state to it's normal state when a user clicks off of the control. I'm handling the LostFocus event and that helps when a user tabs away or if they click on to another control that's Focusable. But if they don't click on something Focusable, it won't switch out of it's editing state. So I have two solutions in mind: Walk up the tree to the top most element when it goes in to an editing state and add a handler for MouseDownEvent (and handle "handled" events). In the handler I'd kick the control out of it's editing

I need custom info window with two clickable button as above.In it when more then marker and click any one of them then window should be open and when click on another marker another window should open and close previous window as well in single click. is there any specific reason why google map v2 not support live component like button ,check box? MaciejGórski What you are trying to achieve is possible. You can see the recipe in this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/15040761/2183804 And a working implementation on Google Play . swati srivastav MainActivity.java @TargetApi(Build.VERSION

I want to add my custom control into the VS Toolbox. But I need it to appear in toolbox always when a new project is open. How can I do that? Create a VSIX package to install the control You can create a VSIX package to distribute and install user controls to toolbox. To do so, you can create a VSIX Project and add a Windows Forms ToolBox Control to the project. The control is decorated with a ProvideToolboxControl attribute which determines the tab that the control will appear in. You can pass an existing or a new tab name to the attribute: [ProvideToolboxControl("Some Tab Name", false)]

I am trying to convert a System.Windows.Shapes.Shape object into a System.Windows.Media.Geometry object. With the Geometry object, I am going to render it multiple times with a custom graph control depending on a set of data points. This requires that each instance of the Geometry object has a unique TranslateTransform object. Now, I am approaching the issue in two different ways, but neither seems to be working correctly. My custom control uses the following code in order to draw the geometry: //Create an instance of the geometry the shape uses. Geometry geo = DataPointShape.RenderedGeometry

Im trying to create a custom control that inherits NumericUpDown to show a settable unit. This is (visually) what I've got so far: My Code: Looks a bit long, but isnt doing that much class NumericUpDownUnit : NumericUpDown { public event EventHandler ValueChanged; /// <summary> /// Constructor creates a label /// </summary> public NumericUpDownUnit() { this.TextChanged += new EventHandler(TextChanged_Base); this.Maximum = 100000000000000000; this.DecimalPlaces = 5; this.Controls.Add(lblUnit); lblUnit.BringToFront(); UpdateUnit(); } public void TextChanged_Base(object sender, EventArgs e) { if