Collaborate Disseminate
Building on the progress we made last time, let’s add open file functionality, textbox events, and theming support to .NETpad.
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The C#/WPF/.NET Core 3 version of .NETpad is now complete and feature-comparable to its Windows Forms predecessor. So what’s next?
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To complete my quick-and-dirty port of .NETpad to WPF and .NET Core, I had to overcome one final obstacle: Keyboard shortcuts.
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I’m delighted—and more than a bit surprised—to discover that I’m almost done porting .NETpad to WPF and .NET Core.
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I’ve learned a lot in porting .NETpad, if partly, to the Windows Presentation Foundation and Universal Windows Platform.
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