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05-31-2007
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| Guest | [Beginner's question] Drawing / Visual / Shape confusion... I followed this sample: http://www.cubido.at/Blog/tabid/176/...1/Default.aspx But the XAML for the analogic clock is such a mess (non-reusable custom value converter, 120 line of terse XAML, etc..) That I though: "hey, how about I write a ... templatable class .. that does some of this rendering) and then still a templatable Clock content, but use my Drawing, or Visual, or Shape, or whatever. The easiest class to implement a content seems to be a UIElement, I could override OnRender(), any other suggestion? |
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