thinktectureUIAnnotationsWPF by Jörg Neumann

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 thinktectureUIAnnotationsWPF 0.10.0

With thinktecture UIAnnotations you can declarative attach visual Adorners and Expression Blend Behaviors to your user interfaces, including smart tags, editor toolbars and visual state markers for required fields, edit states and more. It also can automatically attach adorners to elements while reflecting the Data Annotations of the associated data sources. For a better MVVM support it offers a generic command behavior that is assignable to every event of a given element. thinktecture UIAnnotations is available for WPF and Silverlight (comming soon).

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    <title>thinktecture UIAnnotations for WPF</title>
    <authors>Jörg Neumann</authors>
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    <description>With thinktecture UIAnnotations you can declarative attach visual Adorners and Expression Blend Behaviors to your user interfaces, including smart tags, editor toolbars and visual state markers for required fields, edit states and more. It also can automatically attach adorners to elements while reflecting the Data Annotations of the associated data sources. For a better MVVM support it offers a generic command behavior that is assignable to every event of a given element. thinktecture UIAnnotations is available for WPF and Silverlight (comming soon).</description>
    <summary>With thinktecture UIAnnotations you can extend your UI with additional functionality via Adorners and Behaviors. All parts are assignable via markup, which is helpful in MVVM scenarios.</summary>
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    <tags>WPF, Silverlight, MVVM, Behaviors, Expression Blend</tags>
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