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After you have defined the states for a group, you will then define storyboards that represent the UI cues that will occur when your control transitions into a given state. For example, you could create a storyboard for the MouseEnterStar state which causes the control to change color. Maybe you have a second storyboard for the MouseDownStar state, which causes the control to shrink (or grow) in size. You can use the integrated animation editor of Blend to quickly define each storyboard. Once you have all of your states defined, you can then force your control to move into any given state using two approaches. If you wish to move between states in code, you can call the static GoToState() method of the VisualStateManager class. Simply specify the name of a state and the related storyboard will execute.

Note If you wish to transition between states using only markup, you can define triggers which will move between states using the GoToStateAction XAML element.

To add visual states to theS tarButton control, first ensure that the visual editor for your StarButton UserControl is the active window in the Blend IDE. Now, locate the States tab (which can be opened via the Windows menu of Expression Blend) and click the Add State Group button (Figure 31-26).

Drupal uses the ini_set('session.save_handler', 'user'); function to override the default session handling provided by PHP and implement its own session management; user-defined in this context means defined by Drupal (see www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-set-save-handler.php).

Figure 31-26. Adding a new visual state group Now, change the name of the generated group (currently named VisualStateGroup) to the more fitting name, MouseStateGroup. Once you do, notice the Add State button (Figure 31-27).

public class Point : ICloneable { public int X { get; set; } public int Y { get; set; } public PointDescription desc = new PointDescription(); public Point(int xPos, int yPos, string petName) { X = xPos; Y = yPos; desc.PetName = petName; } public Point(int xPos, int yPos) { X = xPos; Y = yPos; } public Point() { } // Override Object.ToString(). public override string ToString() { return string.Format("X = {0}; Y = {1}; Name = {2};\nID = {3}\n", X, Y, desc.PetName, desc.PointID); } // Return a copy of the current object. public object Clone() { return this.MemberwiseClone(); } } Notice that you did not yet update your Clone() method. Therefore, when the object user asks for a clone using the current implementation, a shallow (member-by-member) copy is achieved. To illustrate, assume you have updated Main() as follows: static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine("***** Fun with Object Cloning *****\n"); Console.WriteLine("Cloned p3 and stored new Point in p4"); Point p3 = new Point(100, 100, "Jane"); Point p4 = (Point)p3.Clone(); Console.WriteLine("Before modification:"); Console.WriteLine("p3: {0}", p3); Console.WriteLine("p4: {0}", p4); p4.desc.PetName = "My new Point"; p4.X = 9; Console.WriteLine("\nChanged p4.desc.petName and p4.X"); Console.WriteLine("After modification:"); Console.WriteLine("p3: {0}", p3); Console.WriteLine("p4: {0}", p4); Console.ReadLine(); }

Session settings included in bootstrap.inc are: ini_set('session.use_cookies', '1'); ini_set('session.use_only_cookies', '1'); ini_set('session.use_trans_sid', '0'); // Don't send HTTP headers using PHP's session handler. ini_set('session.cache_limiter', 'none'); // Use httponly session cookies. ini_set('session.cookie_httponly', '1'); PHP provides built-in session-handling functions but allows you to override those functions if you want to implement your own handlers, such as storing sessions in memcache or MongoDB instead of MySQL. PHP continues to handle the cookie management, while Drupal s implementation does the back-end handling of session storage. The call to drupal_session_initialize() during the DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_SESSION phase of bootstrapping sets the handlers to functions in includes/sessions.inc and starts session handling: case DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_SESSION: require_once DRUPAL_ROOT . '/' . variable_get('session_inc', 'includes/session.inc'); drupal_session_initialize(); break; The drupal_session_initialize() function within session.inc sets the handlers to the following values: session_set_save_handler('_drupal_session_open', '_drupal_session_close', '_drupal_session_read', '_drupal_session_write', '_drupal_session_destroy', '_drupal_session_garbage_collection'); Notice that the file being included in bootstrap.inc is defined by a Drupal variable named session_inc. This means that you can cleanly implement your own session handling and plug in that instead of using Drupal s default session handling. For example, the memcache module (drupal.org/project/memcache) implements the _drupal_session_open(), _drupal_session_close(), _drupal_session_read(), _drupal_session_write(), _drupal_session_destroy(), and _drupal_session_garbage_collection() session-related functions. Setting the session_inc Drupal variable causes Drupal to use this code for sessions instead of using default session handling: 'session_inc' => './sites/all/modules/memcache/memcache-session.inc',

Notice in the following output that while the value types have indeed been changed, the internal reference types maintain the same values, as they are pointing to the same objects in memory (Specifically, note that the pet name for both objects is now My new Point ).