hey all,
Someone on the team suggested some changes to a property that I had
due to something to do with the WPF binding engine not using the
property to get the underlaying values. This threw me and I've not had
a chance to research/proof this but thought I'd throw it out here for
comment.
public string Filter
{
get
{
if(somecondition) return somethingElse;
return (string)GetValue(FilterProperty);
}
set
{
SetValue(FilterProperty, value);
}
}
so I have a filter property with some logic in it, but apparently if I
bind to this the wpf binding goes straight to the FilterProperty
instead of my Filter property. I'll research this when I have a spare
min unless someone can debunk it. :)
have a great day!
Stephen
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