From the course: Microsoft XAML: 3 Type Converters and Resources
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Use some common markup extensions
From the course: Microsoft XAML: 3 Type Converters and Resources
Use some common markup extensions
- [Instructor] It's time to look at how to use some of the mark up extensions that are part of the wpf.zaml world. Some of the more popular ones you'll see are the ones I find most often used are static resource and dynamic resource. These are extensions for programatically getting data that's defined in our resources section inside a zaml file or elsewhere in the application. Another two popular ones are binding and template binding. These are used to programatically get information from a data source and data bind it to the property. These other two are less popular but I'm going to show them in this demonstration. There's one called static and one called type. To be clear static and static resource, they have the word static in them but they serve different purposes. I'll start by looking at the static resource. Now I've got a linear gradient brush to find up here in my resources section and I want to use that on this ellipse. So I'll go down to my fill property, I'll type in the…
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Explore the concepts of type converters5m 26s
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Use some type converters6m 30s
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Create a custom type converter8m 24s
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A markup extension and how it compares to a type converter3m 11s
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Use some common markup extensions5m 47s
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Create a custom markup extension3m 29s
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Add parameters to a custom markup extension4m 34s
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