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The user interface (UI) refers to the elements of a computing device that a human being can interact with: screen, keyboard, mouse, pencil, desktop appearance, light characters, help messages, as well as how an application or website solicits and responds to interactions
GMini Translator 2.0 is a free tool for the Windows desktop that allows you to quickly translate text from the Google Translate service. I wrote this little software in WPF / C# 6.0 / .NET 4.6.2 to have a tool more ergonomic than its counterpart Google translate in the WEB browser: support of the clipboard, … Continue reading GMini Translator 2.0: a free text translator for the Windows desktop
According to the dictionary (not that of resources , but rather that of the English language: the freed dictionary, "an inflector is the way a word is changed or modified in form in order to reach a new specific meaning". In the case of a WPF resource dictionary, a key inflection mechanism makes it possible … Continue reading WPF: Developing an inflector of resource dictionary keys
Your latest software creation is ready and should be disseminated beyond your borders? So it's time to translate (localization) the resources used. We will see in this ticket a simple way to do it using the appropriate tools: • Visual studio compiler msbuild • free tool Visual Locbaml 1. Preparing the application for localization The … Continue reading Localize a .NET application with locbaml – excel – csvtransformer
Wpf Easing fonctions, otherwise known as the acceleration functions, are functions that slow down or accelerate the motion of an animation according to a mathematical formula. In this post we will see how to make a small WPF application that lists and draws the Easing functions available in the WPF framework. Let's start with the … Continue reading Trace the WPF easing functions
The animation of the zoom (see the previous post: Zoom the UI with WPF ) is done simply by using the mechanism of timer and synchronization provided by the classes WPF. In the case of zoom, you must use the DoubleAnimation value animation class. The code previously seen that applies the zoom value to the … Continue reading Animated Zoom with WPF
How to add the ability to zoom a WPF control and content? We must nest the control or controls that we want to zoom simultaneously in one Grid, on which we apply a transformation Layout type transformation scale. For example : [xml] <Grid.LayoutTransform> </Grid.LayoutTransform> [/xml] the following C # method will apply the desired zoom … Continue reading Zoom the UI with WPF
The animation is an important part of user experience in modern interfaces, whether Web or Desktop. WPF responds to this problem in a very complete way by providing in the .NET framework classes of time management (timers, editing table) and synchronization of controls (calculation and updating of properties). In this article we will see a … Continue reading Animate under WPF via C # extension methods – Part 1
Build a complex layout in CSS is not easy. The Microsoft WPF library, available under .NET, is used to describe UIs with XML tagged language. The designers of this library offer "panel" controls (like elements in HTML) whose purpose is to specify the layout of the elements of the UI (other panels, texts, images, etc … Continue reading WPF Panels – porting in HTML & Javascript – part 1