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Very nice and simple demo. Thank you!
ОтветитьI had my mind set on another program to do the canvas, but when i saw your video I completely changed heart! Good job and great starting example to win hearts!
ОтветитьWow I didn't realise that we could just straight up create XAML elements straight from C# code using a pretty much identical C# class property <-> XAML Element Property naming scheme. It's much more convoluted in the Android environment
ОтветитьIt helps if you don't lapse into a mumble on while narrating
ОтветитьTHANK YOU SO MUCH!
I have been having difficulty with programmatically adding things to the canvas. This helped a lot
i copied this tutorial to my school work
Ответитьthank you so much love
ОтветитьREMINDER TO ANYONE WHO SEES THIS IN THE FUTURE: YOU NEED TO HAVE A BACKGROUND COLOR FOR THE RECTANGLES TO SHOW. COPY THIS CODE:
Name="SalesCanvas" Focusable="True" MouseLeftButtonDown="ClickSalesScreen" Background="White"
Hi, This video is very helpful. I have a question, If I move all the code to another class except for the constructor and then add that class as data context during initialization The addRemoveItems method is not found by xaml. Any suggestion how to keep the eventhandler methods in a separate file? Thanks. In general I am asking how to structure this event handler method in MVVM format.
ОтветитьFor some reason rectange doesnt have those options for me? It only has width/height and no fill/stroke..Could the reason be that im not using framework?
ОтветитьDid it, exactly the same way, doesn't work at all. Visual Studio is not giving me any errors, but it isn't creating rectangles on my clicks. I tried a few times to find the reason, but no clue.
ОтветитьThank you sir
ОтветитьТвое видео оказалось очень полезным для моего проекта. Большое спасибо из России!
Your video have very useful for my project. Great thanks form Russia!
Great video, thanks!
Ответитьhow do you get the canvas???????
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