Unfortunately WP7 is based on Silverlight 3. So we can't use some nice features of Silverlight 4 i.e.
dynamic key word or TextBlock's trimming. But I've solved issue with trimming for Silverlight 3. Solution is
here. Let me explain which code I use in WP7 project:
- Generic.xaml: File contains style and template for custom control. This file is located in Themes folder. WP7 tools doesn't contains Resources.xaml file template. So I created xml file and name it as "Generic.xaml".
- TrimmedTextBlock.cs: It is implementation of custom control. I just copied this file. One more note: I decrement c_POINTS_COUNT to "1" because screen resolution of desktop and mobile versions are different.
Easy coding.
Unfortunately WP7 is based on Silverlight 3. So we can't use some nice features of Silverlight 4 i.e. dynamic key word or TextBlock's trimming. But I've solved issue with trimming for Silverlight 3. Solution is here. Let me explain which code I use in WP7 project:
2 comments:
Hello,
i want to say thank you for a great job you've done on your blog.
I have a software download website and I also write articles for people to help them with their computers and software. Is it possible to place this article on your blog as a guest post?
Regards,
Andy G.
Hi Mike,
Unfortunately I don't post an article about soft. I write about programer's things only.
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