This happened to me when I tried to import a Namespace of an Assembly into my XAML Page:
This sucks: “clr-namespace:My.Sub; assembly=MyAssembly”
This works: “clr-namespace:My.Sub;assembly=MyAssembly”
See the difference? Unbelievable, but there is just a space between the ‘;’ and “assembly”. Sure, it’s not possible to use Trim() during parsing. Or there is another reason I dont know why.
GPS Tracking can also be done with TomTom Devices. You install TripMaster (http://www.webazar.org/tomtom/tripmaster.php), log your Trips as a KML File (or any other), use it with http://www.openstreetmap.org/ or build a Google Maps Mashup like http://www.zaczek.net/ArthursReisen/. A www.codeproject.com Article will follow…. But it’s late….
Wii Remote for a
http://johnnylee.net/projects/wii/
COOOOLLLLL!!!!
And for all WPF Friends:
http://www.cynergysystems.com/blogs/page/rickbarraza?entry=connecting_to_the_wii_control
Ingredients:
Result: One PDA ready to go to collect traces for OpenStreetMap.
Today I posted the first article about my recent WPF experiences to CodeProject: “WPF: IconButton – Creating a little push button from a icon.”
Abstract: While there are a few demo videos how to create nice buttons with Expression Blend, I didn’t find a straight-forward description how to do a nice button from a image. This article tries to fill this gap and a bit more. The IconButtonStyle takes the contents of the button, decorates them with a little shadow and when the user presses the butten, it generates a subtle animation “pushing” the content into the screen.
