I just started part three of my book Sams Teach Yourself WPF in 24 Hours. In this part we are going to use the model view presenter pattern.I’ve used this in the past and i liked it very much.
I’m excited to start on my next project using WPF.
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so far so good! Although, I have not figured out yet how you would go about creating a master-detail view. For example, I want a listbox filled with a list of customer names. to the right of that I want a form that displays the customer details. Selecting a different customer should update the details form.
The next step would be to have the details form updatable.
I guess the solution is to have a hierarchical object model, but I will have to look into that further.
December 12, 2008 at 07:04 |
Let me know how it turns out! If you run into any problems don’t hesitate to drop me a line.
December 12, 2008 at 10:56 |
so far so good! Although, I have not figured out yet how you would go about creating a master-detail view. For example, I want a listbox filled with a list of customer names. to the right of that I want a form that displays the customer details. Selecting a different customer should update the details form.
The next step would be to have the details form updatable.
I guess the solution is to have a hierarchical object model, but I will have to look into that further.