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We went ahead and gave our ellipse a name theEllipse b. We did that because the trigger needs to be able to reference the thing to change, and an easy way to do this is by name. If the template was more complex, we could give names to any element we want to change. We then added a collection of triggers c to the template. We could have any number of triggers, checking for things like focus changes, or mouse over; but, in this case, we only have the one. The trigger itself d watches the IsPressed property on the control. The trigger fires when the value of the property becomes true (when the button is

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However, in C this prototype means something different For historical reasons, an empty parameter list simply says that no parameter information is given As far as the compiler is concerned, the function could have several parameters or no parameters In C, when a function has no parameters, its prototype uses void inside the parameter list For example, here is f( ) s prototype as it would appear in a C program:

pressed). What the trigger does is controlled by setters much like a general style setter. It finds the target object to change (theEllipse) and sets the Fill property to Yellow. We don t have to worry about unsetting the color when the button is released. By default, WPF takes care of that for us restoring the properties to their original values. Figure 6.11 shows the calculator with one of the buttons being pressed. It isn t perfect, but at least there s some reaction when the button is pressed, providing an affordance to the user. In chapter 9, we ll play around with making this behavior a little fancier.

by Michael Howard The main focus of this chapter is to present the trends and drivers that are shaping the robust opportunities for Ethernet equipment and services today and into the future These opportunities comprise not only the Ethernet switches or routers that might first come to mind, but also Ethernet over SONET/SDH, Ethernet over WDM, Ethernet over DSL (VDSL especially), Ethernet over PON, and Ethernet FTTH Worldwide service provider CAPEX and revenue trends favorably support these Ethernet opportunities Finally, it is the undeniable service provider push to simplify their data networks toward an IP/ Ethernet over optical model, coupled with user/corporate demand for the lower cost per bit with higher flexibility that Ethernet services offer, that propels these opportunities Ethernet, long supplied on personal computers for the home, business, government, and colleges and universities, is naturally the basis for nearly all LANs, including over 98 percent of business LANs This ubiquity has pressured carriers to use Ethernet in their networks it is cost effective to deploy, and carrier customers like it and want Ethernet services Adopting Ethernet has substantial benefits for both sides Convenience is a driver: whereas upgrading the bandwidth of T1/E1/J1 connections requires upgraded hardware at both carrier and customer sites, with inevitable delays until everything is in place and tested, once a 10/100M or 10/100M and 1G connection is in place, no other interface needs to be installed for the foreseeable future Bandwidth can be increased in hours or minutes through software, with many desirable outcomes of better provider, operations efficiency, quickly satisfied customers, customer retention, and lower equipment costs for everyone Rather than forcing customers to jump from T1 (15M) to T3 (45M) or E1 (20M) to E3 (34M), nearly all service providers, alternatives, and incumbents are offering Ethernet at increments that make sense to customers and lowering the price per bit Despite the advantages, in the past carriers were reluctant to adopt Ethernet, as it was to them a relatively new technology, and their customers expected Ethernet to be less expensive Demand and competitive pressures, however, were unrelenting, and Ethernet has now become an integral part of metro networks.

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