Released: Nov 18, 2011
2011 Volume 2 での更新項目
What's New in Infragistics Netadvantage Silverlight Line of Business 2011 Volume 2?
The latest release includes feature enhancements to the existing control, and new controls which support the shared XAML strategy to support the same XAML controls in both Silverlight and WPF. Included are new features like the Resource Washing capability, and the xamTileManager control, which delivers a flowing layout to an application; as well as the new Inputs control, which delivers a complete shared XAML editor experience.
Funnel Chart
Visually showcase diminishing values with the new funnel chart, a single series chart that displays data in a funnel shape with a variable number of sections, each representing the data as different portions of 100%. The funnel chart makes it easy for end users to illustrate value "fallout" in the sales process or bottlenecks in the flow of a multi-step process.
Resource Washer
With Resource Washing, you can set the color (the WashColor) on groups of resources (WashGroups) in an existing ResourceDictionary to update the color of the controls in your applications. Now, you can take a basic looking application and re-brand it to your corporate colors. Or, you can set a WashColor at runtime to change the look of application. There are two wash modes which determine how the original color in the resource and the wash color are blended: SoftLightBlend and HueSaturationBlend.
Infragistics Excel
Import and export Microsoft Excel workbooks in high-fidelity XLS/XLSX/ExcelML file formats. With absolutely no Excel dependency, your application can run completely independent of Excel, and Excel does not have to be installed alongside your application.
Inputs
The new xamInputs control offers a complete XAML cross- platform experience with key controls. The Inputs control can also be used with the cross-platform xamGrid cell to enhance data display and data entry. Controls include xamCurrencyInput, xamDateTimeInput, xamMaskedInput and xamNumericInput.
Multi-Column Combo
The xamMultiColumnComboEditor is designed to give you a more comprehensive display choice for dropdown data. The Multi-Column Combo acts just like a grid; it can automatically generate columns for every property on the data object contained in the IEnumerable that is set on the control’s ItemsSource property. The control’s AutoGenerateColumns property (which defaults to true) controls this behavior. Alternatively, the developer can manually specify which columns to display in the control by setting AutoGenerateColumns property to false, creating and adding columns directly to the control’s Columns collection.The multi-column combo supports auto-generation (and/or manual definition) of the following column types:
- TextComboColumn
- CheckBoxComboColumn
- ImageComboColumn
- DateComboColumn
Grid
As an editable hierarchical data grid control designed for high performance, your users can work with hundreds of thousands of rows. With data and UI virtualization on rows and columns your users get superior performance and responsiveness. It's fully featured to show master/detail relationships between records with lightning-fast expansion, column movement, group-by and filter rows, and sorting.
- Data Binding – Bind data to IList, ObservableCollection, ItemsSource, hierarchical data and more.
- Scrolling – Enable immediate, deferred and scrolling specific cells into view.
- Sorting and Grouping - Sort by single or multiple data columns, and group columns in the same way you would in Microsoft Outlook.
- Row Expansion – Expand rows, as well as collapsing them.
Tile Manager
The xamTilesManager displays templated content tiles based on any ItemsSource you provide in the rows and columns of an animated, engaging, and interactive layout panel. Let your users browse tiles, maximize one or more tiles (automatically minimizing remaining tiles), collapse tiles, drag-and-drop tiles so as to rearrange their layout, and more using its glanceable user interface. Enable users to fully configure the layout by enabling moving and resizing of tiles and the ability to change the state of the tiles at run time. Users may expect you to save and load their custom layouts between sessions so they are not forced to reconfigure the xamTileManager every time the application restarts. For greater convenience, you can use the Persistence Framework to save and load the Tile arrangements.
Calculation Manager
The xamCalculationManager adds Microsoft Excel-like formula support to any control on the form, including native WPF & Silverlight controls and Infragistics XAML controls. It manages all formulas as well as getting values from sources and setting values on targets of those formulas. The Calculation Manager has many pre-defined functions that emulate Excel functions as well as allowing developers to register custom functions. In addition, the Calculation Manager automatically determines the order in which to solve formulas based on the dependencies of sources and targets.
