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How to Create Toolbox and Properybox using WPF(C sharp)

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    Can any one Help I mean, I want to create a application that has a toolbox and drag the controls from toolbox and drop in the workspace. Once we drop the controls in workspace, the properties related to that particular control should be displayed in property Panel.Once we change the properties it should affect the workspace controls.(This Application like Visual studio toolbox and property box) can any one give some Idea.

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      Can any one Help I mean, I want to create a application that has a toolbox and drag the controls from toolbox and drop in the workspace. Once we drop the controls in workspace, the properties related to that particular control should be displayed in property Panel.Once we change the properties it should affect the workspace controls.(This Application like Visual studio toolbox and property box) can any one give some Idea.

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      Why did you delete your post below? You should have clarified that post rather than leaving my answer to it dangling. Anyway - you're obviously going to have to write a property grid control and populate it with the properties using Reflection. That's a fair bit of work there.

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