TomsToolbox.Wpf.Controls Namespace

A TextBlock like control that highlights a search text.

An image control that accepts a list of image sources and displays the image that best fits the size of the control.

Text control supporting in place editing.

Editing starts

• by deferred mouse double click
• by pressing F2
• setting IsEditing to true

Editing terminates

• when the focus gets lost (changes accepted)
• when setting IsEditing to false (changes accepted)
• when the user clicks outside the text box or moves the mouse wheel (changes accepted)
• by pressing RETURN (changes accepted)
• by pressing ESC (changes rejected)

A loading indicator showing a rotating animation when active.

A control showing maps represented in a tile system, e.g. Open Street Map, Bing or Google maps. See e.g. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb259689.aspx for a description how the tile system works.

Represents on tile in the map.

Moves the view port by fractional pixels, so the control's top left point is always aligned on a pixel boundary. See e.g. https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/aa970908.aspx.

A headered content control with it's header on the left side. Host in a panel with the IsSharedSizeScopeProperty set to true to use the same width for all headers.

A canvas that transforms the coordinates of it's children to the own visual before arranging them. It is used to have an overlay of non-scaled object on top of a scaled object, where the coordinates of the overlay objects are expressed in the coordinate system of the scaled object (World). One major use case are e.g. pin points on a map, where the map scales, while the pin points only move but keep their size. While the Canvas only accepts one of Left/Right or Top/Bottom, with the ViewportCanvas you can specify both to stretch the object accordingly to the transformation.

Implemented by image providers to provide a dynamically loadable image.

Implemented by image providers for the Map control.

Implemented by representations of a map tile.