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New Editor Controls for WPF and Silverlight (Coming in v2010 vol 2)

     

The DevExpress Editors Library for WPF as well as Silverlight provide you with a collection of controls that give you the flexibility of using editor controls to display formatted data as well as provide interactive and enhanced editing functionality. To further extend our data editors collection, we have created three new editor controls in the upcoming v2010 vol 2 release of DXperience.

These controls are...

  1. Calculators
  2. Color Pickers
  3. Password Box

Keep reading for each individual control’s features…

1. Calculators

Two variations of a calculator control that can be used to perform arithmetic operations:

  • Standalone Calculator
    Silverlight_WPF_Calculator_Editor
  • Calculator displayed within a dropdown window (PopupCalcEdit)
    Silverlight_WPF_Popup_Calculator_Editor

The following features are included in the calculator control:

  • Basic Math Functions (add, subtract, multiply, etc.)
  • Memory Operations - store, recall, add (M+) and subtract (M-)
  • Keyboard and Mouse Wheel Support
  • Configurable Display Format (currency, percentage, etc.)
  • Calculation History
  • Customizable Error Descriptions
  • Localizable UI

2. Color Pickers

Two color picker controls allow you to select from the standard color palette or from the RGBA color space.

 

  • Standalone color picker (ColorEdit)
    Silverlight_WPF_Color_Picker_Editor
  • Color picker displayed within a dropdown window (PopupColorEdit)
    Silverlight_WPF_Popup_Color_Picker_Editor

Features included in the color picker control:

  • 20 Preset Color Palettes - Apex, Aspect, Civic, Office, Grayscale, Urban, etc.
  • Standard Colors Palette - includes standard colors (e.g. Red, Green, Yellow, etc.)
  • Recent Colors Palette - includes custom colors which can be added using the “More Colors” dialog.
  • Unlimited Number of Color Palettes - you can replace default palettes (Theme Colors, Gradient Theme Colors and Standard Colors) or append any number of custom color palettes.
  • Configurable Palette Layout - you can manually specify the number of color columns. Alternatively, the number of columns is automatically calculated.
  • Customizable Default Color
  • Optional Empty Color
  • Localizable UI

 

3. Password Box

The new PasswordBoxEdit control lets you handle password entry.
Silverlight_WPF_Password_Box_Editor

Features included in the password box control:

  • Configurable Password Charyou can specify any character which is echoed in the password box.
  • Maximum Password Lengthrestricts passwords typed by an end-user.
  • Input Validation
Published Aug 11 2010, 09:40 AM by Emil Mesropian (DevExpress)
Technorati tags: v2010.2, Editors, DXEditors, Silverlight, WPF
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Comments

 

Boris Bosnjak said:

Superb!  The calculator is particularly welcome.

August 11, 2010 1:57 PM
 

James Foye said:

Terrific, really glad to see the color editor.

August 11, 2010 5:16 PM
 

Thomas Grusche said:

Lost of time!!! No TreeView again...

August 12, 2010 4:43 AM
 

The Progress Bar said:

In my previous post , I introduced the calculators, color pickers and password box editor controls that

August 17, 2010 1:15 PM
 

Emil Mesropian (DevExpress) said:

August 17, 2010 1:18 PM
 

The Progress Bar said:

In two earlier blog posts, I announced the new editor controls that will be introduced for WPF and Silverlight

September 2, 2010 6:40 PM
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