When creating a custom IValueConverter for a user-editable field, the Convert implementation is usually fairly straightforward.
I\'m in the midst of testing a user control I\'ve built, and I\'m encountering something that\'s inexplicable to me.
Been googling this problem for hours, and cannot see where I am going wrong. I have the following converter which just returns Brushes.Red(have tried Colors.Red) as well but still no luck.
This is driving me NUTS!!! I have a ComboBox used to filter a query by employee which works fine but only displays the employees first name. I want to use a MultiValueConverter to display the employe
The system I\'m working on uses a large number of custom value types internally.I\'m working on a prototype UI using WPF.WPF does not know how to display the custom types.I know that I can write a cus
I am having an issue with the xaml parser not liking my binding statement but i cannot see anything wrong with the statement.
From what I\'ve been told, I need to开发者_如何转开发 create an IValueConverter to do my custom formatting. The problem is my formatting is one-way, there is no legitmate ConvertBack implementation.
I have just run into this exception on an IValueConverter I am implementing: IValueConverter type does not have a
I\'m using model-view-viewmodel I currently have a class with 3 pieces of data: 2 integers and an enumeration.
I am using WPF and the MVVM pattern in my user interface. In my ViewModel I have a List containing distances in millimetres, which I display in a ListView by binding ListView.ItemsSource to the List.
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