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Seems like this is a dumb question, but I need something… substantial.
I have an application in VS2010 whose target framework is 3.5. If I change it to use .Net framework 4.0, will it automatically “update” to use WPF 4.0 as well?
I could not find this stated explicitly anywhere, and the closest thing I found was “All future releases of WPF will be part of the .NET Framework.” which seems to imply this, but I’d like to be sure.
Yes. If you are using .NET Framework 4.0 then you are using WPF4. I don’t think they are independent. They have always been tied to .NET releases. It does get a little configuring when people call .NET 3.0 WPF 1.0 as that was the initial release of WPF.
But to a developer, only .NET version matters as that defines what WPF API changes/version you are using.