Windows Phone 7 学习

1. Emulator

 

   **  One emulator can host applictions from multiple Visual 2010 instances.

   **  Can use multiple mice to simulate multi-touch

 

2. 开发流程

    You initially create application logic and lay out pages and controls for your Windows Phone application in Visual Studio, and then design the user experience using Expression Blend by applying styles and animations to pages and controls.

 

3.

 

The RootFrame property in the Application class identifies the starting page of the application. All Windows Phone applications have a single top-level container element whose data type is PhoneApplicationFrame. The frame hosts one or more PhoneApplicationPage elements that present content for the application. It also handles navigation between pages.

 

4. There is an alternative mechanism to create the event handler. In Visual Studio, you can double-click a control in the designer to create a handler for its default event, which happens to be the Click event for button controls.

 

5.

In general, Silverlight controls separate their logic from their visual appearance using templates. A ControlTemplate specifies the visual structure and visual behavior of a control. You can customize the appearance of most controls by modifying their default ControlTemplate settings. This allows you to change the appearance of the control without changing its functionality. For example, you can make the buttons in your application round rather than the default square shape, but the button will still raise the Click event.

 

6. Resources provide a simple way to reuse commonly defined objects and values. You can create definitions for common items including control templates, styles, brushes, colors, and animations and store them in resource dictionaries. A resource dictionary is a keyed dictionary of objects that you can use both in XAML and in code. You can create resource dictionaries at different scopes in your application structure, allowing you to define resources at the page level or as application resources. The dialog shown above gives you the option to define the control template at the global Application scope, in which case it is stored in App.xaml and you can reuse the template in other pages of the application, or store it in This document so that you can use it only within the same page.