toolkit

I installed the wpftoolkit.msi and added a reference to it, but it doesn't get dipslayed in the toolbox, is there anything else that needs to be done? I followed the instructions from the code plex site , I can access some of the controls from code, only a few, I added WPFToolkit as a reference, does any other reference need to be added for the chart controls and so that they can be accessed from the toolbox? EDIT: I added all dlls in the folder and still cannot access the chart control. Answer: I provided an answer bellow you neeed to include a different namespace for the charts the default

Trying to integrate the Directx toolkit into my game. I followed the steps here: https://github.com/Microsoft/DirectXTK/wiki/Adding-the-DirectX-Tool-Kit and everything went great. When trying to include one of the headers (SpriteFont.h) I get these errors : I've refactored the project to 8.1 to match my game, and rebuilt the imported project and it works great. It's when rebuilding my project that I get these error. (I've already made sure windows.h is being included before my directx headers. Help! More than likely you are mixing the legacy DirectX SDK headers with the Windows 8.x SDK headers

I'm trying to bind a rich content (RTF format) to a rich text box (of Extended WPF Toolkit) via its Text property like this <extToolkit:RichTextBox x:Name="rtbKIContent" Margin="8,8,8,8" IsEnabled="{Binding IsEditable}" Text="{Binding Content}"> <extToolkit:RichTextBox.TextFormatter> <extToolkit:RtfFormatter></extToolkit:RtfFormatter> </extToolkit:RichTextBox.TextFormatter> <extToolkit:RichTextBoxFormatBarManager.FormatBar> <extToolkit:RichTextBoxFormatBar /> </extToolkit:RichTextBoxFormatBarManager.FormatBar> </extToolkit:RichTextBox> Sometimes it works just fine, but there are circumstances

TL;DR: How can I persuade Nsight that I'm using C++11? In other words, where do I set the relevant discovery options? Building with -std=c++11 is working, even from within Eclipse. I'm talking about the Indexer having troubles with defines. Longer version: C++11 functions are marked as unresolved in the Nsight editor, because the __cplusplus define is 199711L, instead of something >= 201103L. When I made the project, in Project Properties > Build > Discovery Options the Automate discovery of Path and Symbols option was checked for every language and every Build Configuration. There was a note

I have create a simple LineSeries chart using WPF toolkit. By default, on mouse over a datapoint, it display a label with YAxis value. (if I put my mouse on the X=3,Y=45 datapoint, it will display a label with "45" inside) I want to change this default behavior to display both X and Y axis value. (if I put my mouse on the X=3,Y=45 datapoint, it will display a label with "3, 45" inside) If somebody have a suggestion, it could be great ! Thank you and best regards, PY Here you can find the XAML style of a LineSeries DataPoint and by default the tooltip is defined as <ToolTipService.ToolTip>

I have a WPF chart currently displaying an Area series. I need to allow a user the ability to click on the chart and add a new point for a Line series. The problem I'm having is I can't seem to find a way to convert the point from a MouseButtonEventArgs to a LineDataPoint. private void chtPowerFlowMap_PreviewMouseLeftButtonDown(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e) { Point p = e.GetPosition(chtPowerFlowMap); points.Add(p); //Issue here is this will return a point in screen coordinates and not in chart coordinates ls.ItemsSource = points; //ls is an existing lineseries and points is a List