31.3. Understanding Routed Events
Properties are not the only .NET programming construct to be given a facelift in order to work well within the WPF API. The standard CLR event model has also been refined just a bit to ensure that events can be processed in a manner that is fitting for XAML's description of a tree of objects. Assume you have a new WPF Application project named WPFRoutedEvents. Now, update the XAML description of the initial window by adding the following <Button> control which defines some complex content:
<Button Name="btnClickMe" Height="75" Width = "250" Click ="btnClickMe_Clicked"> <StackPanel Orientation ="Horizontal"> <Label Height="50" FontSize ="20">Fancy Button!</Label> <Canvas Height ="50" Width ="100" > <Ellipse Name ...
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