Custom controls for WPF: PropertyGrid, DataGrid, multi-select TreeView, ColorPicker and more
License: The MIT License (MIT)
Project page: https://github.com/objorke/PropertyTools/
NuGet: https://www.nuget.org/packages/PropertyTools.Wpf/
| Control | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| PropertyGrid | A control that shows properties of an object or a collection of objects. | Stable |
| DataGrid | A data grid with an "Excel feel" (note that the control is not virtualized) | Stable |
| TreeListBox | A ListBox that looks and feels like a TreeView (supports multi-select and drag-drop) | Some bugs remaining |
| ColorPicker | A color picker | Stable |
| RadioButtonList | A collection of radio buttons that binds to an enum | Stable |
| EnumMenuItem | A collection of checkable menuitems that binds to an enum | Stable |
| EditableTextBlock | A TextBlock that can be changed into a TextBox, useful for in-place editing in TreeViews | Stable |
| FilePicker | A TextBox with browse for file button | Stable |
| DirectoryPicker | A TextBox with browse for directory button | Stable |
| DockPanelSplitter | A splitter for DockPanels | Stable |
| SpinControl | A numeric up/down spinner control | Stable |
| LinkBlock | A hyperlink on a TextBlock | Stable |
| SliderEx | A Slider that calls IEditableObject.BeginEdit/EndEdit when thumb dragging | Stable |
| PopupBox | A restyled ComboBox where you can put anything in the Popup | Stable |
| FormattingTextBox | A TextBox where you can bind the StringFormat | Stable |
Generic "About" dialog
Below is an example PropertyDialog bound to Settings.Default:
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Custom controls for WPF: PropertyGrid, DataGrid, multi-select TreeView, ColorPicker and more
We found that propertytools.wpf demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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