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My SDP Lecture: .NET Numerical Computing
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aelij
Josh Reuben and I will be giving a lecture in the upcoming Sela Developer Practice about .NET Numerical Computing and Scaling Up ( DSE502 ). It is intended to be a swift yet exhaustive review of what’s available out there for .NET developers. We will...
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Local values in DependencyObjects
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aelij
If you’re writing a custom control in WPF, you may have encountered a very annoying bug: if you set the value of a DependencyProperty in your implementation code, the local value will trump any changes that you may try to apply to this property...
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Hey La, Hey La, ClearType’s Back
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aelij
One of the most referenced posts in this blog is the one dealing with the ClearType issues . Those of you who shared my pain will be glad to hear that Microsoft has delivered on its promise: WPF is getting a new text rendering stack in v4, which has the...
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Theme Manager: A Hackly Hack
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aelij
One of the most popular posts in this blog is the one explaining how to override the system theme and get the Vista look on non-Vista systems. This is possible because WPF ships with the theme files for all operation systems (well, all Microsoft OSs that...
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