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I want to automate the SilverLight Application for which i require to know the SilverLight Controls. But also i don't have the XAML file. Is there any way so that i can find the controls and can do the automation testing??
Have you tried Automa? Maybe it will be able to automate your SilverLight app. In the Automa Console there is the get_name_under_mouse() function which returns the name of a control under the mouse cursor (if it can read it).
You can try the VisualUIAVerify tool which can be used to get all the UI Elements and their properties required for Automation
Download link http://uiautomationverify.codeplex.com/
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I want to show VBA text editor in a Visual C# Windows App. I want the user to open a vba script in my app and I want the native vba script editor to display.
Does anyone know where I can get ahold of this kind of script editor?
I was able to use Hosted workflow.
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Is there a simple way, whether through a web service or just a library, to write/display music notation with C#? I have some data and am wondering if there is a way to show a staff with the given notes on it.
I've looked into MusicXML, but if I understand it correctly, it is purely a way to store the data - displaying it on a staff is a separate task. Short of manually using shapes (would be a lot of work) in HTML Canvas or WPF or what-have-you, is there some way to accomplish this?
Long list of background information and libraries for Java can be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5525959/are-there-any-music-notation-rendering-libraries-for-java.
A similar C# question can be found here: Draw a music staff in C#.
Here's an article describing how to show MusicXML notation with WPF: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/89582/PSAM-WPF-Control-Library.
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Are there any open source or free graphic/reports/charts framework for windows forms?
I've heard good things about zedgraph - http://sourceforge.net/projects/zedgraph/
You can get the Microsoft Chart Controls for .NET that they released a while ago. It is fairly easy to use but for one reason or another not widely known.
would the MS charting library suffice? It supports both web and winforms usage...
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With syntax highlighting and intellisense if possible. Can be paid but better if free. What I need is a control/class/lib/dll that I can use in a Windows Forms project. I don't need a program. I'm using .net 4.0 with Visual Studio 2010. Working on C#.
I think I found the perfect solution: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/library/storm.aspx
Haven't tested much yet but seems to be just great.
Take a look at: C# - Is there any WPF HTML/Javascript/CSS Syntax Editor Control?
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I would like to achieve something very similar to Microsoft Access query designer - I am talking about a plane(canvas?)-like surface on which users can place and move controls. Is this even possible?
If it isn't possible with free .NET controls - then are there any paid ones, which offer similar functionality?
Anything is possible if you try hard enough.
I would explore WPF, it will provide capabilities to custom build your own controls and will get rid of that tedious work of keeping the UI updated.
Make sure to follow a good UI pattern if you do end up working with WPF, here is a good video that explains how to implement MVVM in WPF.