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Sharing sizing between columns or rows isn t enabled by default (for performance reasons). We have to turn it on by setting the IsSharedSizeScope to true b. Then we define four columns the first to hold all the space that doesn t contain Buttons c and the next three for each Button d. We set the Width to Auto. This means that the column should be sized based on its content, but we also set the SharedSizeGroup property to the same value on each of the columns with buttons. The name can be anything (within reason) it just has to be the same between the shared columns. For each of the Button definitions e, you ll see that we have a) specified the column it will appear in, b) gotten rid of any fixed width, and c) given it a margin so that the Buttons won t be crammed up against each other. We also set the VerticalAlignment to Center so that the Buttons are vertically centered within the Grid. When the layout manager sizes the columns, it first figures out the size of the largest button, based on its text, margin, and other properties. It then makes all the columns in the shared size group that size. Figure 5.21 shows the resulting dialog.

Creates a new Windows application An application consists of a form, code windows, and a project file Any c, cpp, h, or hpp files are called units The project file will have an extension of bpr Creates a batch file

(2) At the EVC Level Ingress Bandwidth Profile Per EVC1 Ingress Bandwidth Profile Per EVC2 Ingress Bandwidth Profile Per EVC3

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Taking advantage of modern hardware Earlier, we talked about how little advantage most Windows applications take of the super-powered graphics cards in most of today s PCs. Prior to WPF, to do any sort of serious graphical UI, you were required to use DirectX or Open Graphics Library (OpenGL). It s ironic that programming games required doing some of the most unpleasant types of programming. Making the standard library for Windows UI take advantage of current and future graphics cards was important. But modern hardware refers to more than the graphics card. For example, tablet PCs are becoming popular (well, more popular), and handheld devices in general are everywhere. Handling their specialized input easily was important which is where Ink comes in. Ink is the technology that provides support for writing directly on screens and converting that writing into text. WPF applications can get input from Ink, merging it with standard mouse and keyboard input so that your applications work reasonably, even if not built for tablets. Modern display devices also needed to be addressed. Multiple monitors are now much more common, and high-definition displays will be the norm in the near future. Even today, many machines ship with their dots per inch (DPI) set to 120, instead of the standard 96 DPI to which most applications have been developed. Windows Forms

Creates a new c file Creates a new component or object Creates a new DOS-based console application This wizard will be used later in this chapter to help develop a console application Creates a new cpp file Creates a data module This is a special form for organizing different data modules within one tool Creates a DLL file or application Creates a blank form for the current project Creates a new frame for the current project Creates a new h or hpp file Creates a library file or lib file Creates a new package and adds it to the project Creates a super project group that groups related projects together By having multiple projects together in one super group, you can create all the projects with one command Creates a new text file

Ingress Bandwidth Profile Per CoS ID 6 Ingress Bandwidth Profile Per CoS ID 4 Ingress Bandwidth Profile Per CoS ID 2

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Figure 1.4 Most applications don t handle DPI changes elegantly. These are Windows programs running at a higher DPI, with various poor side effects. Vista handles higher DPI settings better than XP but still has issues; for example, old toolbars tend to be tiny.

Applications Created with the IDE (continued)

The next tab in the New Items dialog box is the Project1 tab This window shows the forms that are part of the current project

MEF-defined bandwidth profiles (Source: MEF)

Creates a new threaded object Creates and adds a new unit to the project A unit is made up of both the cpp file and its header file