I\'ve inherited a Silverlight project with dubious code quality overa开发者_运维知识库ll, and there is one construct that I\'m not sure whether I should touch it:
I am using MVVM/WPF and trying to do something seemingly simple, but cant find a clean solution. I want to do the following:
How do you apply a ValueConverter to a convention-based Caliburn.Micro binding? or do you need to use the {Binding} syntax?
Over the course of the last year or so I have seen many different value converters for many different purposes, from many different authors.One thing that sticks out in my mind is the wide variance of
As I write my WPF and Silverlight apps, one thing that is 开发者_JAVA技巧starting to bother me is the sheer number of ValueConverters that I seem to have to write to do my binding. Many of the convert
i am writing an application that has a viewmodel and a usercontrol that displays data from this viewmodel. The viewmodel contains an entity \"Appointment\", and those
I have a simple problem that I just cant find a good solution for. I have a textbox bound to a double property value. The user can enter values into the textbox, but I only want to allow values betwee
let\'s say I have following code : <ContextMenu IsEnabled=\"{Binding Converter={StaticResource SomeConverterWithSmartLogic}}\">
In a ValueConverter, I was trying to convert a System.Data.Linq.Binary (SQL CE image) to a BitmapImage. This method works (image is show correctly on the form):
To convert Enums to Icons I use a value converter like that: public class IconConverter : IValueConverter
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