I\'d like the child windows in my application to inherit WPF dependency properties from their parent window.
Why do animation classes (like DoubleAn开发者_如何学运维imation) require dependency properties?Dependency properties have a lot of overhead when compared to a simple property.Wouldn\'t passing in an o
I\'ve recently overridden the DevXpress WPF grid to give myself a SelectedObject property that I can access from my loosely bound ViewModel.
I have a data navigation user control in Silverlight which opens a child window where the user can enter search criteria and when they press \'Apply\' it\'s suppose to update the bound property in the
Why did Microsoft开发者_Go百科 go the route of making dependency properties and dependency objects instead of using reflection and maybe attributes?This helped me understand the reasoning:
Using WinDbg and trying to debug a Silverlight application for memory leaks, I come across properties on my objects that are implemented as a DependencyProperty - and when I dump the object in the deb
I\'m trying to adapt a soltuion for the WPF toolkit\'s calendar from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd882520.aspx but I\'m having problems getting a binding on the usercontrol to work. I\'ve
I have a Silverlight 3 Label which I connect to a ComboBox using the Target Property of the Label. According to MSDN the Label class iterates through the targets bindings and searches the sources for
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