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Recall that a visual tree is used by WPF to understand how to render a Window and all contained elements. Every WPF control stores its own set of rendering commands within its default template. Programmatically speaking, any template can represented as an instance of the ControlTemplate class. As well, you can obtain a controls default template by using the aptly named Template property: // Get the default template of the Button. Button myBtn = new Button(); ControlTemplate template = myBtn.Template;

Likewise, you could create a new ControlTemplate object in code and plug it into a control s Template property: // Plug in a new template for the button to use. Button myBtn = new Button(); ControlTemplate customTemplate = new ControlTemplate(); // Assume this method adds all the code for a star template MakeStarTemplate(customTemplate); myBtn.Template = customTemplate; While you could build a new template in code, it is far more common to do so in XAML. In fact, Expression Blend has a large number of tools which can be used to define a template with minimal fuss and bother. However, before you start building your own templates, let s finish the current example and add the ability to view the default template of a WPF control at runtime. This can be a really useful way to take a look at the overall composition of a template. First, update the markup of your window with a new StackPanel of controls docked to the left side of the master DockPanel, defined as so: <Border DockPanel.Dock="Left" Margin="10" BorderBrush="DarkGreen" BorderThickness="4" Width="358"> <StackPanel> <Label Content="Enter Full Name of WPF Control" Width="340" FontWeight="DemiBold" /> <TextBox x:Name="txtFullName" Width="340" BorderBrush="Green" Background="BlanchedAlmond" Height="22" Text="System.Windows.Controls.Button" /> <Button x:Name="btnTemplate" Content="See Template" BorderBrush="Green" Height="40" Width="100" Margin="5" Click="btnTemplate_Click" HorizontalAlignment="Left" /> <Border BorderBrush="DarkGreen" BorderThickness="2" Height="260" Width="301" Margin="10" Background="LightGreen" > <StackPanel x:Name="stackTemplatePanel" /> </Border> </StackPanel> </Border> Do take note of the empty StackPanel, stackTemplatePanel, as you will refer to it in code. Anyway, your window should now look something like Figure 31-9.

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