Dave's Silverlight Dashboards and gauges

TickCross

A TickCross control is a binary control. A binary control is initialized via the IsTrue property. Internally boolean controls still used the Value property and handle the value as 0 == false , and 100 == true.

Boolean controls show as green in their true state and red in their false view. These colors are of course customizable as true is not always good, and neither is false always bad (dead == false, works for me every time).

The default view is as follows

In common with all booleans controls TickCross has the following properties that can be set

  • IsTrue
  • FalseColor
  • TrueColor

As already mentioned the IsTrue property is a convienience property for setting the Value, The TrueColor and FalseColors are Color points as described here see Dial360.

We set the colors for true and false in the same way that we did for the RoundLed so check that out.

Here we will limit ourselves to presenting the XAML and the corresponding visuals

        <db:TickCross Width="16" Height="16" >
            <db:BinaryDashboard.TrueColor>
                <db:ColorPoint HiColor="#777777" LowColor="#33ff33" Value="9" />
            </db:BinaryDashboard.TrueColor>
            <db:BinaryDashboard.FalseColor>
                <db:ColorPoint HiColor="#666666" LowColor="#999999" Value="9" />
            </db:BinaryDashboard.FalseColor>
        </db:TickCross>
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Controls

  • DecadeVuMeter
  • Dial180
  • Dial360
  • DiamondSlider
  • FiveStarRanking
  • MatrixLedMarquee
  • Odometer
  • PerformanceMonitor
  • PlainThermometer
  • ProgressBar
  • RoundLed
  • SixteenSegmentLED
  • TickCross
  • WallThermometer

Bits and pieces

  • Bidirectional operation
  • Contacts and pages
  • Matrix font editor
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