>I have a sample similar to a previous post where I was binding a line end
Not sure if I'm right, but I think the problem is that the data binding
doesn't go through the property wrapper, but just calls SetValue directly -
so you're never actually changing Points[0]. The solution is to use a
PropertyChanged Callback:
public static readonly DependencyPrope rty FirstPointPrope rty =
DependencyPrope rty.Register("F irstPoint",
typeof(Point), typeof(ArrowPol yline),
new FrameworkProper tyMetadata(new Point(),
FrameworkProper tyMetadataOptio ns.AffectsMeasu re,
MyCallback));
public static void MyCallback(Depe ndencyObject d,
DependencyPrope rtyChangedEvent Args e)
{
ArrowPolyline ap = (ArrowPolyline) d;
ap.Points[0] = (Point)e.NewVal ue;
}
Chris Jobson
>to a thumb. now I'm trying to bind a polyline point to a thumb. in this
>case its the first point, but later it could be any point which I will want
>to do. In this sample I'm not getting errors, but the binding doesn't seem
>to be doing anything. In the custom polyline class I created a new dp
>property called FirstPoint which is Points[0] of the polyline's point
>collection and I bound this dp to the center of the thumb. It seems like
>it should be working, but doesnt. Can anyone explain why? I attached a
>very simple and small project demonstraightin g this.
>case its the first point, but later it could be any point which I will want
>to do. In this sample I'm not getting errors, but the binding doesn't seem
>to be doing anything. In the custom polyline class I created a new dp
>property called FirstPoint which is Points[0] of the polyline's point
>collection and I bound this dp to the center of the thumb. It seems like
>it should be working, but doesnt. Can anyone explain why? I attached a
>very simple and small project demonstraightin g this.
doesn't go through the property wrapper, but just calls SetValue directly -
so you're never actually changing Points[0]. The solution is to use a
PropertyChanged Callback:
public static readonly DependencyPrope rty FirstPointPrope rty =
DependencyPrope rty.Register("F irstPoint",
typeof(Point), typeof(ArrowPol yline),
new FrameworkProper tyMetadata(new Point(),
FrameworkProper tyMetadataOptio ns.AffectsMeasu re,
MyCallback));
public static void MyCallback(Depe ndencyObject d,
DependencyPrope rtyChangedEvent Args e)
{
ArrowPolyline ap = (ArrowPolyline) d;
ap.Points[0] = (Point)e.NewVal ue;
}
Chris Jobson