Storyboard.SetTargetProperty(widthAnimation, new PropertyPath(Grid.WidthProperty)) Storyboard.SetTargetName(widthAnimation, grdAnimationContainer.Name) add width and height propertiy targets to animation HeightAnimation.Duration = new Duration(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds( 200)) WidthAnimation.Duration = new Duration(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds( 200)) ĭoubleAnimation heightAnimation = new DoubleAnimation() width animation double width = grdAnimationContainer.ActualWidth ĭouble height = grdAnimationContainer.ActualHeight ĭoubleAnimation widthAnimation = new DoubleAnimation() Grid grdAnimationContainer = (Grid)FindElement( " Part_AnimationContainer") The second animation is used when switching between view modes, (month/year/decade), this is just a simple DoubleAnimation applied to the containing grids width and height: GrdMonth.BeginAnimation(UniformGrid.MarginProperty, marginAnimation2) ScrollGrid.BeginAnimation(UniformGrid.MarginProperty, marginAnimation) MarginAnimation2.From = new Thickness(-width, 0, width, 0) MarginAnimation.To = new Thickness(width, 0, -width, 0) GrdMonth.Margin = new Thickness(-width, 0, width, 0) MarginAnimation2.From = new Thickness(width, 0, -width, 0) MarginAnimation.To = new Thickness(-width, 0, width, 0) MarginAnimation.From = new Thickness( 0) GrdMonth.Margin = new Thickness(width, 0, width, 0) expected direction of flow if (IsMoveForward) MarginAnimation2.Duration = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds( 1000) ThicknessAnimation marginAnimation2 = new ThicknessAnimation() MarginAnimation.Completed += new EventHandler(marginAnimation_Completed) MarginAnimation.Duration = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds( 1000) ThicknessAnimation marginAnimation = new ThicknessAnimation() two animations one for image, other for month grid ScrollGrid.Background = new ImageBrush(screen) alternative method // RenderTargetBitmap bitmap = new RenderTargetBitmap(width, height, 96, 96, PixelFormats.Default) // bitmap.Render(grdMonth) // scrollGrid.Background = new ImageBrush(bitmap) // get bitmap for the current stateīitmapSource screen = CaptureScreen(grdMonth, 96, 96) ScrollGrid.Visibility = Visibility.Visible Int height = ( int)grdMonth.ActualHeight not first run if (grdMonth.ActualWidth > 0) If (grdMonth != null & scrollGrid != null) Grid scrollGrid = (Grid)FindElement( " Part_ScrollGrid")
UniformGrid grdMonth = (UniformGrid)FindElement( " Part_MonthGrid") The two elements are then scrolled into place using two ThicknessAnimations applied to their respective margins: A bitmap is created of the current day grid, laid overtop, then the grid is updated and its margin changed to place it out of view. There are two different animations at work, the first is a transition made when scrolling between months. CalendarPlacement -position of calendar popup.ButtonBorderBrush -style override on button border brush.ButtonBackgroundBrush -style override on button background brush.FooterVisibility -calendar footer visibility.WeekColumnVisibility -calendar week column visibility.Propert圜hanged -fired when a property changes.SelectedDateChanged -returns selected dates (old new).SelectedDatesChanged -returns date collections (old new).HeaderFontWeight -button header font weight.HeaderFontSize -button header font size.BlackoutDates -set dates to a blackout style.IsTodayHighlighted -highlights current date.WeekColumnVisibility -week column visibility.ShowDaysOfAllMonths -days of all months written to grid.SelectedDates -currently selected date collection.DisplayDateEnd -maximum date that is displayed.DisplayDateStart -minimum date that is displayed.DisplayDate -date that is being displayed in the calendar.
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