Glendale, CA – DevExpress.com is proud to announce an update to its WPF Data Grid and Data Editing Control Library…designed and optimized for Visual Studio 2010 and the Windows Presentation Foundation. With the release of DXGrid v2010, vol 1, DevExpress extends the capabilities of its WPF Grid Control and Data Editors Library with the following new features:
WPF Data Filter Editor
The DevExpress WPF Data Grid allows developers to build complex filter criteria with ease using its WPF Data Filter Criteria Builder control. Much like its WinForms and ASP.NET counterparts, this control automatically determines associated fields and types in order to provide appropriate data field name and value editor suggestions when generating filter conditions.
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Visual Studio and Blend Design Time Support
The DevExpress WPF Data Grid control provides enhanced design-time support within Visual Studio 2010 and Blend. Among these enhancements is the Quick Customization Panel that allows developers to quickly access required objects, change view type, populate a view with columns and assign column data editors.
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WPF Data Grid Expression Editor
The DevExpress WPF Expression Editor is a powerful UI enhancement that was ported from the DevExpress WinForms product line to WPF. With this dialog, developers can visually build expressions that use field values, constants, numerous predefined functions and operators. These expressions can be used to calculate unbound field values.
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These features are part of DXperience v2010 vol 1 shipping in late April, 2010. Additional information on the entire DevExpress WPF product line is available at: http://devexpress.com/
To download a free evaluation copy of DXperience and the DevExpress WPF Data Grid visit: http://www.devexpress.com/
For more information, contact Kevin White by email at kevinw@devexpress.com or by phone at (818) 8443383.
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