WPF Day-3

Introduction:

    Last Two days, we talked about WPF Introduction, AccessText Control and Board. Today we will discuss about Button and BulletDecorator Control

·  Button Control:

                     Button is an intermediary between forms or controls.

  Create Button in XAML:

     <Button Name="btn_can" Margin="88,118,102,120">Cancel</Button>

<Button  Height="33" Margin="88,0,99,59" Name="btn_Ok" VerticalAlignment="Bottom" Click="btn_OK_Click">OK</Button>

Create Border in Coding:

   private void btnControl()

        {

            btn_Exit = newButton();

            btn_Exit.Background = Brushes.Ivory ;

            btn_Exit.Content = "Exit";

            btn_Exit.Name = "ButtonExit";

            btn_Exit.Height = 30;

            btn_Exit.Width = 50;

            btn_Exit.Margin = newThickness(10, 10, 20, 50);

            btn_Exit.Click += new RoutedEventHandler(btn_Exit_Click);

            this.Content = btn_Exit;

    }

  private void btn_Exit_Click(objectsender, RoutedEventArgs  e)

        {

            stringbtnName = btn_Exit.Name;

            MessageBox.Show(btnName);

    }

   private void Window_Loaded(objectsender, RoutedEventArgs e)

        {

               btnControl();

   }

·  BulletDecorator Control:

      It starts from .Net Framework 4.5.

                Represents a layout control that aligns a bullet and another visual object.

Please refer this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.controls.primitives.bulletdecorator.aspx

Conclusion:

  I hope, you get some ideas about Button and BulletDecorator Control in WPF. Thanks for reading this article. We will talk about other controls in next Chapters.