I have a class whic开发者_开发百科h implements INotifyPropertyChanged.An instance of this class is declared as a DependencyProperty in a Window, e.g.,
In Silverlight there is no DependencyObject.CoerceValue. I am looking for an alternative, to do the following WPF-Code also in Silverlight.
I\'ve made a simple project to illustrate my problem. I have a user control (\'ButtonPod\') that houses a button and a rectangle:
I have the following control: <UserControl x:Class=\"DNC_v3_0_Admin.Controls.FilterableTreeViewControl\"
In my custom behavior I have created the following dependency property: public double FontSize { get { return (double)GetValue(FontSizeProperty); }
I have am writing a WPF application, and I have a textbox for the user to enter a frames per second value for video playback. The value of this textbox is bound to a dependency property in the code be
What I want to do is \'re-test\' a Trigger when an event is fired. This is because the Trigger is binding to the Row.RowState property of a DataRowView, which does NOT fire the PropertyChanged notific
I\'ve made a simple viewer of XAML documents that use a number of our own value converters, as well as built in ones, of course. It is expected behavior that there are DependencyProperty.UnsetValue bi
For example: <UserControl> 开发者_如何学编程<TextBox Text=\"{Binding Path=Foo, Mode=TwoWays}\"/>
In my WPF project I need to animate several properties with the same value. So my idea was to create a custom, private dependency property to which the animation will be applied. Unfortunately this do
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