I have two UserControls (uc1 and uc2) loading into a third UserControl (shell). Shell has two properties, uc1 and uc2, of type UserControl1 and UserControl2, and each have a DependencyProperty registe
I\'m working on a XAML - based CUI (console user interface) framework (which should look like Turbo Vision) for C# and I need to use property inheritance with dependency properties.
Scenario: A VB6 library calls a method in a .NET-Assembly through COM and with that opens a WPF-Dialog, which is contained in another .NET-Assembly that is early bound. This WPF-Dialog got a complex m
I\'m trying to bind a property in my DataContext to a property in a ValidationRule: public class ReleaseValidationRule : ValidationRule
Do folks have any guidance on when a simple .NET property that fires INotifyPropertyChanged.PropertyChanged is su开发者_StackOverflow中文版fficient in a view model?Then when do you want to move up to
I have a UserControl that has a custom DependencyProperty. When I use the UserControl from inside a DataTemplate, I cannot set the value of the DependencyProperty. If I use the UserControl directly in
EDIT: I rephrased the entire question. Hello everybody, I have a custom control with dependency properties.In the Generic.xaml file I have a resource dictionary. It\'s a resource dictionary within the
I was working on creating a reusable custom control (not a user control) in WPF. I created the XAML in the Themes/Generic.xaml file and I setup the \"lookless\" functionality in the control\'s CS file
I have 2 custom controls that are independent of each other in a wpf application. However, I have some behavior that needs to repli开发者_运维问答cated in both the controls that is similar.
I understand that dependencies properties serve a major purpose in WPF. However I d开发者_开发问答o not get the reasons behind the restriction that in binding, the target property must be a dependency
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