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Vlad
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Why not use MVVM instead and control your value in your property setter?
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Akram
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answered on 13 Dec 2012, 02:24 PM
Hi Vlad,
That's mean i have to make a wrapper for all objects, but what a bout cases where the objects known only in run time.
Please let me know if there is an event PropertyValueChanged like the win form property grid.
Thanks,
Akram
That's mean i have to make a wrapper for all objects, but what a bout cases where the objects known only in run time.
Please let me know if there is an event PropertyValueChanged like the win form property grid.
Thanks,
Akram
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Ivan Ivanov
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Currently we do not plan to introduce such an event as it will go in direct interference with our support for custom editors. Can you please send us a simple repro project that demonstrates the cases that you are addressing, so that we could inspect it on our side?
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Akram
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answered on 18 Dec 2012, 04:13 PM
Hi Ivan
The case is very simple, i am trying to do the same as vs designer do, the user click any part on my Window then he can able to change the properties of the clicked element.
But i need to control the operation by event such as PropertyChanged and PropertyChanging
Thanks,
Akram
The case is very simple, i am trying to do the same as vs designer do, the user click any part on my Window then he can able to change the properties of the clicked element.
But i need to control the operation by event such as PropertyChanged and PropertyChanging
Thanks,
Akram