An introduction on creating proper UI virtualization in WPF. It describes a technique to create treeviews in WPF that are able to display any amount of data while maintaining scroll speed and using a minimum of memory.
The thunk to .Net is finally working:
So it’s now possible to call static functions that take value types as argument and/or as return type. In this example, I am calling the standard System.IO.File.Copy function to copy a file on my disk. Exceptions are also supported, as you can see from the first line, when I [...]
I have been fighting the WPF model all the way during the development of NND. And it is wearing me down. Latest problem: the updated selection box for frame element filters doesn’t want to get focus, making it impossible to use the keyboard. I guess the new release will have to wait until I can [...]