When using a property grid, I have a DataTemplateSelector for properties that require my custom control to edit. Upon initializing my control, I need a view model set, so I use AutoBindBehavior.UpdateBindingOnElementLoaded for that purpose. Several times I have renamed a convenience setter for a property in my view model without renaming the corresponding dependency property, thus I was violating convention but nothing else. Each time I did that, I would get a null reference exception. I spent many hours trying to figure out what I did wrong.
I would be SOOO helpful if the exception in this case said "unable to find dependency property X" I would've know exactly what I did wrong...
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Hi,
Thank you for sharing this feedback. The suggested change looks like a minor, but very helpful change. We will do our best to include it in some of our future releases.
Regards,
Ivan Ivanov
Telerik by Progress
Thank you for sharing this feedback. The suggested change looks like a minor, but very helpful change. We will do our best to include it in some of our future releases.
Regards,
Ivan Ivanov
Telerik by Progress
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