sdk/samples/WPFSamples/EditingCommands_Sample/csharp/window1.xaml

   1 <Window
   2   x:Class="SDKSample.Window1"
   3   xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
   4   xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
   5   Title="EditingCommands_Sample"
   6   Width="1024" Height="800"
   7 >
   8     <Grid>
   9       <Grid.RowDefinitions>
  10         <RowDefinition Height="40"/>
  11         <RowDefinition/>
  12         <RowDefinition/>
  13         <RowDefinition Height="80"/>
  14       </Grid.RowDefinitions>
  15       <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
  16         <ColumnDefinition Width="200"/>
  17         <ColumnDefinition Width="200"/>
  18         <ColumnDefinition/>
  19       </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
  20
  21       <Border
  22         Grid.Row="0" Grid.Column="2"
  23         BorderBrush="Black" BorderThickness="1"
  24         Margin="5"
  25       >
  26         <StackPanel
  27           Orientation="Horizontal"
  28           VerticalAlignment="Center" HorizontalAlignment="Center"
  29         >
  30           <TextBlock
  31             Margin="5" Foreground="DarkGreen"
  32           >
  33             <Bold>Route editing commands to:</Bold>
  34           </TextBlock>
  35           <RadioButton
  36             Name="routeToRTB"
  37             Margin="5"
  38             IsChecked="True"
  39             Content=" RichTextBox"
  40           />
  41           <RadioButton
  42             Name="routeToTB"
  43             Margin="5"
  44             Content=" TextBox"
  45           />
  46           <RadioButton
  47             Name="routeToPWB"
  48             Margin="5"
  49             Content=" PasswordBox"
  50           />
  51         </StackPanel>
  52       </Border>
  53
  54       <Border
  55         Grid.Column="0" Grid.RowSpan="4"
  56         BorderBrush="Black" BorderThickness="1"
  57       >
  58         <StackPanel
  59           VerticalAlignment="Center"
  60           Margin="10"
  61         >
  62           <TextBlock
  63             Foreground="DarkGreen"
  64           >
  65             <Bold>Paragraph Alignment</Bold>
  66           </TextBlock>
  67
  68           <Button Name="AlignCenter" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  69             AlignCenter (Ctrl+E)
  70           </Button>
  71           <Button Name="AlignRight" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  72             AlignRight (Ctrl+R)
  73           </Button>
  74           <Button Name="AlignLeft" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  75             AlignLeft (Ctrl+L)
  76           </Button>
  77           <Button Name="AlignJustify" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  78             AlignJustify (Ctrl+J)
  79           </Button>
  80
  81           <TextBlock
  82             Foreground="DarkGreen"
  83           >
  84             <Bold>Paragraph Formatting</Bold>
  85           </TextBlock>
  86           <Button Name="IncreaseIndentation" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  87             IncreaseIndentation (Ctrl+T)
  88           </Button>
  89           <Button Name="DecreaseIndentation" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  90             DecreaseIndentation (Ctrl+Shift+T)
  91           </Button>
  92           <Button Name="ToggleBullets" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  93             ToggleBullets (Ctrl+Shift+L)
  94           </Button>
  95           <Button Name="ToggleNumbering" Click="ExecuteCommand">
  96             ToggleNumbering (Ctrl+Shift+N)
  97           </Button>
  98
  99           <TextBlock
 100             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 101           >
 102             <Bold>Caret Movement By Line</Bold>
 103           </TextBlock>
 104           <Button Name="MoveUpByLine" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 105             MoveUpByLine (Up)
 106           </Button>
 107           <Button Name="MoveDownByLine" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 108             MoveDownByLine (Down)
 109           </Button>
 110           <Button Name="MoveToLineStart" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 111             MoveToLineStart (Home)
 112           </Button>
 113           <Button Name="MoveToLineEnd" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 114             MoveToLineEnd (End)
 115           </Button>
 116
 117           <TextBlock
 118             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 119           >
 120             <Bold>Caret Movement By Character</Bold>
 121           </TextBlock>
 122           <Button Name="MoveLeftByCharacter" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 123             MoveLeftByCharacter (Left)
 124           </Button>
 125           <Button Name="MoveRightByCharacter" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 126             MoveRightByCharacter (Right)
 127           </Button>
 128
 129           <TextBlock
 130             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 131           >
 132             <Bold>Caret Movement By Word</Bold>
 133           </TextBlock>
 134           <Button Name="MoveLeftByWord" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 135             MoveLeftByWord (Ctrl+Left)
 136           </Button>
 137           <Button Name="MoveRightByWord" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 138             MoveRightByWord (Ctrl+Right)
 139           </Button>
 140
 141           <TextBlock
 142             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 143           >
 144             <Bold>Caret Movement By Paragraph</Bold>
 145           </TextBlock>
 146           <Button Name="MoveUpByParagraph" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 147             MoveUpByParagraph (Ctrl+Up)
 148           </Button>
 149           <Button Name="MoveDownByParagraph" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 150             MoveDownByParagraph (Ctrl+Down)
 151           </Button>
 152
 153           <TextBlock
 154             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 155           >
 156             <Bold>Caret Movement By Page</Bold>
 157           </TextBlock>
 158           <Button Name="MoveUpByPage" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 159             MoveUpByPage (PageUp)
 160           </Button>
 161           <Button Name="MoveDownByPage" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 162             MoveDownByPage (PageDown)
 163           </Button>
 164
 165           <TextBlock
 166             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 167           >
 168             <Bold>Caret Movement By Document</Bold>
 169           </TextBlock>
 170           <Button Name="MoveToDocumentStart" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 171             MoveToDocumentStart (Ctrl+Home)
 172           </Button>
 173           <Button Name="MoveToDocumentEnd" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 174             MoveToDocumentEnd (Ctrl+End)
 175           </Button>
 176
 177           <TextBlock
 178             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 179           >
 180             <Bold>Deletion</Bold>
 181           </TextBlock>
 182           <Button Name="Delete" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 183             Delete (Delete)
 184           </Button>
 185           <Button Name="DeleteNextWord" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 186             DeleteNextWord (Ctrl+Delete)
 187           </Button>
 188           <Button Name="DeletePreviousWord" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 189             DeletePreviousWord (Ctrl+Backspace)
 190           </Button>
 191
 192           <TextBlock
 193             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 194           >
 195             <Bold>Toggle Insert</Bold>
 196           </TextBlock>
 197           <Button Name="ToggleInsert" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 198             ToggleInsert (Insert)
 199           </Button>
 200
 201         </StackPanel>
 202       </Border>
 203
 204       <Border
 205         Grid.Column="1" Grid.RowSpan="4"
 206         BorderBrush="Black" BorderThickness="1"
 207       >
 208         <StackPanel
 209           VerticalAlignment="Center"
 210           Margin="10"
 211         >
 212           <TextBlock
 213             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 214           >
 215             <Bold>Symbol Entry</Bold>
 216           </TextBlock>
 217           <Button Name="Backspace" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 218             Backspace (Backspace)
 219           </Button>
 220           <Button Name="EnterLineBreak" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 221             EnterLineBreak (Shift+Enter)
 222           </Button>
 223           <Button Name="EnterParagraphBreak" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 224             EnterParagraphBreak (Enter)
 225           </Button>
 226           <Button Name="TabBackward" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 227             TabBackward (Shift+Tab)
 228           </Button>
 229           <Button Name="TabForward" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 230             TabForward (Tab)
 231           </Button>
 232
 233           <TextBlock
 234             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 235           >
 236             <Bold>Formatting</Bold>
 237           </TextBlock>
 238           <Button Name="IncreaseFontSize" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 239             IncreaseFontSize (Ctrl+])
 240           </Button>
 241           <Button Name="DecreaseFontSize" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 242             DecreaseFontSize (Ctrl+[)
 243           </Button>
 244           <Button Name="ToggleBold" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 245             ToggleBold (Ctrl+B)
 246           </Button>
 247           <Button Name="ToggleItalic" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 248             ToggleItalic (Ctrl+I)
 249           </Button>
 250           <Button Name="ToggleSubscript" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 251             ToggleSubscript (Ctrl+Shift+Plus)
 252           </Button>
 253           <Button Name="ToggleSuperscript" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 254             ToggleSuperscript (Ctrl+Plus)
 255           </Button>
 256           <Button Name="ToggleUnderline" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 257             ToggleUnderline (Ctrl+U)
 258           </Button>
 259
 260           <TextBlock
 261             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 262           >
 263             <Bold>Caret Selection By Line</Bold>
 264           </TextBlock>
 265           <Button Name="SelectUpByLine" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 266             SelectUpByLine (Up)
 267           </Button>
 268           <Button Name="SelectDownByLine" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 269             SelectDownByLine (Down)
 270           </Button>
 271           <Button Name="SelectToLineStart" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 272             SelectToLineStart (Home)
 273           </Button>
 274           <Button Name="SelectToLineEnd" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 275             SelectToLineEnd (End)
 276           </Button>
 277
 278           <TextBlock
 279             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 280           >
 281             <Bold>Caret Selection By Character</Bold>
 282           </TextBlock>
 283           <Button Name="SelectLeftByCharacter" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 284             SelectLeftByCharacter (Left)
 285           </Button>
 286           <Button Name="SelectRightByCharacter" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 287             SelectRightByCharacter (Right)
 288           </Button>
 289
 290           <TextBlock
 291             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 292           >
 293             <Bold>Caret Selection By Word</Bold>
 294           </TextBlock>
 295           <Button Name="SelectLeftByWord" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 296             SelectLeftByWord (Ctrl+Left)
 297           </Button>
 298           <Button Name="SelectRightByWord" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 299             SelectRightByWord (Ctrl+Right)
 300           </Button>
 301
 302           <TextBlock
 303             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 304           >
 305             <Bold>Caret Selection By Paragraph</Bold>
 306           </TextBlock>
 307           <Button Name="SelectUpByParagraph" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 308             SelectUpByParagraph (Ctrl+Up)
 309           </Button>
 310           <Button Name="SelectDownByParagraph" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 311             SelectDownByParagraph (Ctrl+Down)
 312           </Button>
 313
 314           <TextBlock
 315             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 316           >
 317             <Bold>Caret Selection By Page</Bold>
 318           </TextBlock>
 319           <Button Name="SelectUpByPage" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 320             SelectUpByPage (PageUp)
 321           </Button>
 322           <Button Name="SelectDownByPage" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 323             SelectDownByPage (PageDown)
 324           </Button>
 325
 326           <TextBlock
 327             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 328           >
 329             <Bold>Caret Selection By Document</Bold>
 330           </TextBlock>
 331           <Button Name="SelectToDocumentStart" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 332             SelectToDocumentStart (Ctrl+Home)
 333           </Button>
 334           <Button Name="SelectToDocumentEnd" Click="ExecuteCommand">
 335             SelectToDocumentEnd (Ctrl+End)
 336           </Button>
 337
 338         </StackPanel>
 339       </Border>
 340
 341       <Border Grid.Row="1" Grid.Column="2">
 342         <StackPanel>
 343           <TextBlock
 344             Margin="5"
 345             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 346           >
 347             <Bold>RichTextBox with sample content.</Bold>
 348           </TextBlock>
 349           <RichTextBox
 350             Name="sampleRTB"
 351             Margin="5" Background="Ivory"
 352             AcceptsTab="True"
 353           >
 354             <FlowDocument>
 355               <Paragraph>
 356                 <Bold>Xbox 360: Feel the Power</Bold>
 357               </Paragraph>
 358               <Paragraph>
 359                 We all know that Xbox 360™ blows the doors off today's consoles in the power department. But just how much power
 360                 does Xbox 360 have, and why do developers and gamers agree that it's the system to beat? Glad you asked!
 361               </Paragraph>
 362               <Paragraph>
 363                 By now you've already heard how Xbox 360 puts you at the center of the most powerful games on the planet—hence
 364                 the "360," as in 360 degrees (geometry students will recognize that as the number of degrees in a circle).
 365                 To accomplish this feat, Microsoft® has brought together a full circle of powerful factors.
 366               </Paragraph>
 367               <Paragraph>
 368                 <Bold>Processing Powerhouse</Bold>
 369               </Paragraph>
 370               <Paragraph>
 371                 The custom-designed Xbox 360 central processing unit (CPU) runs at a breakneck speed, thanks to its three
 372                 separate core processors that clock in at 3.2 GHz each.
 373               </Paragraph>
 374               <Paragraph>
 375                 Xbox 360 boasts a custom ATI graphics processor that clocks in at a blistering 500 MHz. If you want to get
 376                 even more technical (and who doesn't?) Xbox 360 can take advantage of more than four times as many polygons
 377                 as the original Xbox® console, and more than four times (seeing a pattern here?) the number of pixels per second.
 378               </Paragraph>
 379               <Paragraph>
 380                 The 512 MB of RAM in Xbox 360 is eight times more powerful than the original Xbox, in terms of simple arithmetic.
 381                 The system RAM gives developers a unified memory architecture. Game creators decide how to partition it, and all
 382                 of the hardware components (like the CPU and GPU) can access the memory...
 383               </Paragraph>
 384             </FlowDocument>
 385           </RichTextBox>
 386           </StackPanel>
 387         </Border>
 388
 389       <Border Grid.Row="2" Grid.Column="2">
 390         <StackPanel>
 391           <TextBlock
 392             Margin="5"
 393             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 394           >
 395             <Bold>TextBox with sample content.</Bold>
 396           </TextBlock>
 397           <TextBox
 398             Name="sampleTB"
 399             AcceptsReturn="True"
 400             AcceptsTab="True"
 401             xml:space="preserve"
 402             Margin="5" Background="Ivory"
 403           >Xbox 360: Feel the Power
 404
 405 We all know that Xbox 360™ blows the doors off today's consoles in the power department. But just how much
 406 power does Xbox 360 have, and why do developers and gamers agree that it's the system to beat? Glad you asked!
 407
 408 By now you've already heard how Xbox 360 puts you at the center of the most powerful games on the planet—hence
 409 the "360," as in 360 degrees (geometry students will recognize that as the number of degrees in a circle). To
 410 accomplish this feat, Microsoft® has brought together a full circle of powerful factors.
 411
 412 Processing Powerhouse
 413
 414 The custom-designed Xbox 360 central processing unit (CPU) runs at a breakneck speed, thanks to its three separate
 415 core processors that clock in at 3.2 GHz each.
 416
 417 Xbox 360 boasts a custom ATI graphics processor that clocks in at a blistering 500 MHz. If you want to get even
 418 more technical (and who doesn't?) Xbox 360 can take advantage of more than four times as many polygons as the
 419 original Xbox® console, and more than four times (seeing a pattern here?) the number of pixels per second.
 420
 421 The 512 MB of RAM in Xbox 360 is eight times more powerful than the original Xbox, in terms of simple arithmetic.
 422 The system RAM gives developers a unified memory architecture. Game creators decide how to partition it, and all of
 423 the hardware components (like the CPU and GPU) can access the memory...</TextBox>
 424         </StackPanel>
 425       </Border>
 426
 427       <Border Grid.Row="3" Grid.Column="2">
 428         <StackPanel>
 429           <TextBlock
 430             Margin="5"
 431             Foreground="DarkGreen"
 432           >
 433             <Bold>PasswordBox with sample content.</Bold>
 434           </TextBlock>
 435           <PasswordBox
 436             Name="samplePWB"
 437             Margin="5" Background="Ivory"
 438             Password="password"
 439           />
 440         </StackPanel>
 441       </Border>
 442
 443     </Grid>
 444 </Window>