I\'m tring to use a lambda with a multiple-params function but Moq throws this exception at runtime when I attempt to call the mock.Object.Convert(value, null, null, null); line.
I am trying to write a custom silverlight control which represents a water tank. It has two dependency properties, liquidLevel and liquidCapacity, and I want to pass both of these parameters into a co
If my Binding.IsAsync = true, then why doesn\'t my ValueConverter execute on the same\"supposingly non-UI\" thread? 开发者_开发技巧
I have a class called CarSystemWindow that descends from Window, and it has a CanPinWindow boolean dependency property:
Basically, if I have: <TextBlock Text=\"{Binding MyValue, Conv开发者_运维百科erter={StaticResource TransformedTextConverter},
I am binding the ItemsSource of an ItemsControl to a Textbox and then using a converter to create UIElement objects based on the Text property of the Textbox.I also have a static resource style tha开发
I would like to create a WPF converter to return a ce开发者_如何转开发rtain image depending on a boolean value.
I am binding a dependency property to textboxex in WPF. The property is a string that has some values separated by \'/\' (example: \"1/2/3/4\" ). I need to bind individual values to separate textboxes
As part of the solution refactoring I had to move the Converter in to a Dependency Injected UI service. Now my ValueConverter is present inside an Instance. Earlier I had defined a local resource and
I\'m writing a simple app to display some data on a DataGrid.The data is just a measurement (float) and a timestamp.The timestamp a uint and is in seconds since 2000.
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