I have an application that I want to coerce a date value (call it DueDate) based on the value of another date entered by the user.Using Dependency Properties, I know how to make this work by setting t
I am animating some property using DoubleAnimation. Before animation is triggered any local or Setter changes are properly reflected in the property. After animation completes nothing seems to be able
I sometimes think I maybe using Dependency Properties unnecessarily. When do I need to use it? When I have a property that dependes on other properties? Say I have a Color property that I want it to b
In my application I want to create binding during runtime, and each object has to have a separate binding.
What is the best way to document a dependency property? Should I put the xml documentation on the field:
I\'ve set up a custom control in SL and I\'m trying to get the default look of the control to behave properly. I feel (with the help of some smart folks on here) that I am getting pretty close to gett
sorry开发者_Go百科 for my bad english... The default for a RichTextBox content is to inherit the Foreground color from the RichTextBox itself. That\'s nice, but if I set a specific Foreground color to
I am having trouble updating a dependency property in Silverlight.I am setting a property and notifying it changed in my parent class.The custom control listens to this property changing through a dep
I\'ve added a dependency property to my view base class, that is supposed to allow the child UserControls to set开发者_JAVA技巧 some properties on the parent window, one being SizeToContent. When my O
I have been reading on Dependency properties for a few days and understand how they retrieve the value rather than to set/get them as in CLR properties. Feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
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