WPF Wonders: An Alphabetical Compendium of WPF Controls
Among many other changes, WPF brings a completely new set of controls. Learn which controls do what and pick up a few tips on getting the most out of them in your WPF applications.
by Rod Stephens
April 29, 2009
PF's new control set includes both familiar controls, such as the Label and TextBox that do more or less the same thing as their Windows Forms counterparts as well as new and unfamiliar controls, such as WrapPanel and Expander, which provide useful new features.
This article provides a brief overview of the most useful WPF controls, in alphabetical order. It explains broadly the purpose of each and, for the more complicated controls, gives a few hints about using them.
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PF's new control set includes both familiar controls, such as the Label and TextBox that do more or less the same thing as their Windows Forms counterparts as well as new and unfamiliar controls, such as WrapPanel and Expander, which provide useful new features.
