How to create a progressbar in XAML markup? |
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evoX
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Posted: 19 June 2015 at 9:04am |
Is there a way to get the DC of a panel/grid or image markup and create a ProgressCtrl in that location?
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Product: Xtreme ToolkitPro 19.30
Platform: Windows 10 64bit Language: Visual C++ (VS 2019) |
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jpbro
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Product: Xtreme SuitePro (ActiveX) version 16.2.6
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evoX
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Thanks! But you have to manually calculate the pixel positions and also update the xaml every time, which is not a very good solution.
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evoX
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So, is there any way to get the DC of a StackPanel or other Markup element? so I can place a control inside.
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astoyan
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It should be faily easy to achieve using markup scripting however it still requries some manual work to be done. Starting from v17.0 beta 2 markup supports scripting, you can already try it out in the latest beta, but due to an issue with this release markup doesn't work in release mode, so you'll have to compile it in debug. There are several new XAML samles added that demonstrate scripting it using JavaScript, VBScript can be used as well.
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markr
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I'm using the MFC edition of XTP v17 beta 2, and markup is failing for me in debug mode as well as release mode. - Mark R. |
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