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WPF Flow Diagrams 1.0 released

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We’re pleased to announce the availability of WPF Flow Diagrams, a 100% WPF library for creating and viewing flow diagrams.

WPF Flow Diagrams provides viewing and editing of flow diagrams out of the box, with a couple of built-in styles, a baseline node library, drag-and-drop creation of nodes and connections, and a multitude of options for things like snapline display style, read-only status, zooming behaviour, and so on. The diagram library also has built-in support for printing, bitmap export and saving to XML.

Just as importantly, though, WPF Flow Diagrams also allows a great deal of customisation of the appearance of the diagrams. Everything is represented using templates, so you can bring all of WPF’s features to bear to create fully interactive, visually compelling user experiences. The class library exposes both standard implementations that you can reuse in your own designs, and extensibility hooks for when you want to go beyond what we provide. Full samples are included for creating custom styles and for extending the node library, as well as quick-start and feature explorer demos/tutorials.

Read more about the feature set here.

You can download a free 14-day trial, or purchase WPF Flow Diagrams from the store. We look forward to hearing your comments and feedback in the forum.

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Posted by Ivan Towlson on 24 February 2009

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