1/12/2012 9:13 AMDeb wrote:
Tombstoning: An application must restore its state because it is no longer in memory. The State dictionary of the PhoneApplicationService is a temporary storage location that persists only as long as your application is tombstoned, but is much quicker to access than persistent storage. e.g. a fancy way of saying your application was deactivated and not closed. Reply to this
1/12/2012 12:57 PMDeb wrote:
WriteableBitmap also has a Render method that allows rendering the visuals of any object of type FrameworkElement onto the bitmap. Reply to this
Nice code development notes such as Windows Phone performance pointers and the WriteableBitmap
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/silverlight/Lissajous-Animations-in-1b3ffd59
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Tombstoning:
An application must restore its state because it is no longer in memory. The State dictionary of the PhoneApplicationService is a temporary storage location that persists only as long as your application is tombstoned, but is much quicker to access than persistent storage.
e.g. a fancy way of saying your application was deactivated and not closed.
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WriteableBitmap also has a Render method that allows rendering the visuals of any object of type FrameworkElement onto the bitmap.
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