實作Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3 Silverlight UI-Part II @ Barry's Embedded 分享空間

實作Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3 Silverlight UI.

建置Silverlight UI project

1. 新增Windows CE subproject project

選擇WinCE Application

建置Simple application

2. 新增Resource檔

Resource檔可便於放置Silverlight的XAML檔及圖片等

3. 將XAML檔及圖片包入resource檔

將利用Expression Blend所開發出的XAML檔及圖片放置你喜愛的位置
使用文字編輯工具開啟rc檔並增加下面的描述

XAML檔所在位置

IDR_XAML1 XAML "RES\\XAML\\Page.xaml"

同XAML檔元件名稱此為固定用法圖片檔所在位置

res/Calendar.png XAML_RESOURCE "RES\\IMG\\Calendar.png"

res/Clock.png XAML_RESOURCE "RES\\IMG\\Clock.png"

res/Settings.png XAML_RESOURCE "RES\\IMG\\Settings.png"

4. 包含所需的Library及header file

於sources檔加入下列描述

INCLUDES=$(_OEMINCPATH)

TARGETLIBS= \

$(_PROJECTROOT)\cesysgen\sdk\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\xamlruntime.lib \

5. 增加所需的程式碼

參考Silverlight.cpp

6. 建置Silverlight UI程式

7. Download並執行

附註:

Silverlight for Windows Embedded is a native (C++ based) user interface (UI) development framework for Windows Embedded CE powered devices and is based on Microsoft Silverlight 2.

Windows Embedded C E 6.0 R3 supports the following gestures.

Gesture	Description
Flick	The user presses a finger on the screen, moves the finger in any direction, and then lifts up the finger to initiate scrolling that continues for a short time after the screen contact ends. The gesture recognizer sends the application a single GID_SCROLL gesture message upon finger-up. A flick frequently occurs after a pan (one or more GID_PAN gesture messages followed by a GID_END message immediately before the flick).
Pan	The user presses and holds a finger on the screen and then drags the finger in any direction. This represents a mouse move event. The gesture recognizer sends the application one or more GID_PAN gesture messages as the position changes, followed by a GID_END when the user lifts the finger. Mouse messages are interleaved for backward compatibility, but the gesture messages are always received before the corresponding mouse events. Panning can occur after a hold gesture.
Tap	A tap represents the left click of a mouse. The application receives a single GID_SELECT gesture message when the finger–down event and finger–up event occur within a defined time period and a specific distance. There can be several WM_MOUSEMOVE messages after the WM_LBUTTONDOWN event and before the GID_SELECT message.
Double Tap	A double-tap represents the left double-click of a mouse. The application receives a GID_DOUBLESELECT message when two finger–up events occur within a defined time period and a specific distance.
Hold	The user presses and holds a finger on the screen. This represents the right-click of a mouse. The application receives a single GID_HOLD message when the finger remains down for longer than a defined time period and does not move more than a specific distance. The GID_HOLD message is followed by a GID_END message on finger–up or at the end of the hold time threshold.