I have a bug at design time described here, but I don\'t get to make Visual Studio debug at design time.
In my desktop application, previously I have designed the form and ten execute it but then I went for slight changes in my form.But even afte开发者_JAVA百科r changing, while I run the program now the
The following simple datatemplate only works at runtime. At designtime it displays nothing. Why is this so?
I\'ve been working on a custom panel for WPF and have run into a problem with some design-time code.To boil the issue down, if I have some code running at design time, and that code modifies a propert
I\'m building a set of T4 templates that gather their data from an XML file. Is there any way to force Visual Studio to regenerate the templates when the XML file is changed?
I have a custom control that contains 6 panel controls that act like containers for other controls that are dropped in during design time.This was done by creating a custom designer inheriting from Pa
I have a form that is used at design-time to configure various properties. I\'ve tried two ways to do a form-level catch all exception:
Quite often I will set up WPF UserControl with a declarative DataContext: <UserControl...> <UserControl.DataContext>
I have a view (usercontrol) that contains a listbox. At runtime the listbox will be populated with instances of another view (also a usercontrol).
I have a strange behavior in VS2008 a few times: After some changes in a xaml file, removing a control with a compile time error, VS2008 keeps saying the error is still there, even when the control it