| Version | Change log |
| WPF Controls 24.1.3 Sep 10, 2024 |
Bars (Beta): Added a public beta of our new Bars product, which implements advanced fluent ribbons, toolbars, menus, and related controls. The Ribbon control has the latest Office appearance and includes the use of subtle animations throughout all controls. Ribbon can instantly switch between Classic (taller) and Simplified (single-row) layout modes, allowing for configuration of the variant resizing behavior in both modes. Complex galleries can appear in the Ribbon, as well as in any popup and context menu. Its simple to create new galleries with rich visualizations for any need. The StandaloneToolBar control can be used as an app's primary toolbar, or alternatively within tool windows. It can host any control that can be used in Ribbon and overflows items to a popup as needed. Three user interface density options can be chosen, letting your application select whether to better support a large number of controls, or focus more on touch-friendliness. Controls inherit similar native WPF controls wherever possible. UI accessbility peers are implemented for the entire control hierarchy. The entire control hierarchy can be built using MVVM (preferred), or alternatively directly in XAML. An optional MVVM library is available that makes it easy to configure the Bars controls with MVVM techniques. Docking: Improved docking window images to support monochrome vector image adaptation via ImageProvider. Editors: Added the CanSnapToChangePrecision property to DoubleEditBox and SingleEditBox controls, which determines if the value should be snapped to the precision of the incremental change value prior to applying the increment Updated ByteEditBox, Intl 6EditBox, Int32EditBox, and SingleEditBox so out of range values (up to Int64 or Double) are trimmed to the allowed minimum/maximum range of the control instead of being treated as invalid input. Grids: Added the TreeListBox.CanSelectltemOnFocus property and updated TreeListBox/TreeListView to not select an item when it first ge |
