Hi,
I have a custom class which is bindable. Lets assume I got the following two properties
public bool X
{
get {...}
set {...}
}
public bool Y
{
get {...}
set {...}
}
The X and Y properties are mutually exclusive (i.e. X && Y is always false and X || Y is always true)
I have a user control that contains two different groups. In each group I have a radio button (from the Rad UI Controls).
The constructor of the user control binds the property "IsChecked" of the two radio buttons to the property X and to the property Y respectively. For some reason, whenever a radio button is pressed, the setter of the property is not called. This seems to me as a bug since when I put two radio buttons from the .NET library (the regular radio buttons) they work fine.
I was trying to find a utility to fill a bug report but couldn't find it.
Please let me know if this is a known issue.
Thanks
I have a custom class which is bindable. Lets assume I got the following two properties
public bool X
{
get {...}
set {...}
}
public bool Y
{
get {...}
set {...}
}
The X and Y properties are mutually exclusive (i.e. X && Y is always false and X || Y is always true)
I have a user control that contains two different groups. In each group I have a radio button (from the Rad UI Controls).
The constructor of the user control binds the property "IsChecked" of the two radio buttons to the property X and to the property Y respectively. For some reason, whenever a radio button is pressed, the setter of the property is not called. This seems to me as a bug since when I put two radio buttons from the .NET library (the regular radio buttons) they work fine.
I was trying to find a utility to fill a bug report but couldn't find it.
Please let me know if this is a known issue.
Thanks