Blend, VS, Events and C#

re: Blend, VS, Events and C#

jesseliberty — Mon, 26 May 2008 16:09:46 GMT

>>Is there a plan to release controls like DropDown Control and the TreeView control in the upcoming releases of SL??<<

All we've said publicly is that we will be releasing more controls in Beta 2. Since Beta 2 will be relased in Q2 (which means Real Soon Now) I think I'd best hold my peace.

>>?: is more properly called the conditional operator. Yes, it happens to be the only ternary operator in C# at the moment, but that's not a good reason to call it the ternary operator. I know many people do so, but I don't think it's a good idea to encourage them :)<<

Well, In theory, theory and practice are the same, but in practice, they never are. I've been programming in the C family since 1984 and the conditional operator has been the only ternary operator for those two decades. I feel like I'm on pretty safe ground. That said, you are 100% correct, it should be called the Conditional Operator.

>>how can i get event of button press event <<

You are asking how to pass an event from ASP.NET to a Silverlight Control. There are videos on that in the Silverlight 1 area, but you are right, it is time for me to dedicate a set of videos to those interactions.

re: Blend, VS, Events and C#

wazikhan — Mon, 19 May 2008 15:58:07 GMT

Hi jesse i realy like ur tutorail

i have a question from u.

i create a user control which have 5 buttons which are

(Home aboutus Contactus Project )

in Silverlight2.0.

i use this user control as a menue in Asp.Net page.

Now my Question is that how can i get event of button press event in "Asp.Net cs page". so that i can navigate through the site. when the user press home button i redirect my page to Home or press Contact so that i can redirect to Contatus page

re: Blend, VS, Events and C#

jskeet — Mon, 19 May 2008 15:31:45 GMT

?: is more properly called the conditional operator. Yes, it happens to be the only ternary operator in C# at the moment, but that's not a good reason to call it the ternary operator. I know many people do so, but I don't think it's a good idea to encourage them :)

re: Blend, VS, Events and C#

raghuv — Mon, 19 May 2008 03:54:13 GMT

Hey Jesse,

I have a question regarding the dropdown control in Silverlight 2.0. Is there a plan to release controls like DropDown Control and the TreeView control in the upcoming releases of SL??

Thanks,

Raghu

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BenHayat — Sun, 18 May 2008 15:39:12 GMT

Jesse, a few years ago, when I had started with Delphi, I was reading many books, and they all followed the same pattern. I think one author would just re-phrase another author's statement and claim to write a new book. Until I came across a book called " Delphi How-To". Completely different than others, the author which was also a programmer, wrote the book based on the challenges that he came across during his development. So, every time he resolved a new challenge, he added it into his book. It was the most successful and "Useful" book you could get your hand on and saved so much time. I've also ran into a similar book in C# called "C# Cookbook". Silverlight needs a book like this!

I'm almost getting a felling that your book might be going towards that direction.

Just to share my Sunday thoughts!

..Ben