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本文介绍了WPF中的XAML特性，包括属性和事件、标记扩展、附加属性、元素嵌套以及特殊字符和空白处理。此外，还探讨了WPF布局哲学，如元素自适应大小、位置不使用屏幕坐标以及布局容器如何分配空间。最后，讨论了从Panel派生的布局容器和Control类，内容控制以及文本控件的功能。

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Chapter 2: XAML

Properties and Events in XAML

Markup Extensions

You may want to set a property value dynamically by binding it to a property in another control. Markup extensions can be used in nested tags or in XML attributes, which is more common. When they're used in attributes, they are always bracketed by curly braces {}.

<Button ... Foreground="{x:Static SystemColors.ActiveCaptionBrush}" >

it is equivalent to C# code in behind class:

cmdAnswer.Foreground = SystemColors.ActiveCaptionBrush;

When being used as nested properties, it becomes:

<Button ... >
	<Button.Foreground>
		<x:Static Member="SystemColors.ActiveCaptionBrush"></x:Static>
	</Button.Foreground>
</Button>

Attached Properties

Attached properties always use a two-part name in this form: DefiningType.PropertyName, like:

<TextBox ... Grid.Row="0">

Attached properties aren't really properties at all. They're translated into method calls. ...so the parser calls Grid.SetRow(), which is:

Grid.SetRow(txtQuestion, 0);

The row number is actually stored in the object that it applies to—in this case, the TextBox object.

TextBox derives from the DependencyObject base class, the DependencyObject is designed to store a virtually unlimited collection of dependency properties.

In fact, the Grid.SetRow() method is a shortcut that's equivalent to calling the DependencyObject.SetValue() method, as shown here: