资 源 简 介
This project adds familiar Flash-like ease-of-tweening and easing equations to WPF. It has three primary goals:
Be able to start an animation and assign an "Completed" handler in one line of code
Have those animations set the final value of the property to the "To" value of the animation, then disappear (i.e. if I animate the Canvas.Left property of a Rectangle from 0 to 100, I expect the Canvas.Left property to be 100 when the animation completes, and I want to be able to assign a new value directly to that property)
Add Robert Penner"s canonical easing equations to WPF, but take full advantage of the WPF animation engine so they can be used in XAML or in code.
