by abenedik
23. April 2007 22:12
Imagine the following:
1.) Draw the whole user interface or just some of its elements of your WPF application in your favorite vector drawing application like Adobe® Illustrator®, CorelDRAW®, Inkscape, etc.
2.) Save your drawing into svg file format.
3.) Import your svg file into your WPF application and use it just as any other WPF UIElement.
HOW?
Simply by importing all elements from svg file into WPF application with Ab2d.ReaderSvg library.
Ab2d.ReaderSvg is a class library that can be used to read svg file and import its elements as WPF UIElements - Canvases, Paths and other shapes. Elements Stroke and Fill data are also imported. Read more about Ab2d.ReaderSvg features and usage on www.ab4d.com. On the site there is also a ReaderSvg sample applications that shows how simple is to create great animated effects, scalable vector elements, triggers to some elements and more. The sample is available with full source code.
Push your applications to the next level - forget bitmaps - use vector elements. And use your favorite vector drawing application to achieve the best results.
