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I now have a report page in WPF. Most of them show columns that mainly contain properties on the back end. When I load the page, my code evaluates all common properties that may or may not appear on the report page. So I want to find a mechanism where I can only evaluate the properties that are in the new listing and if someone adds any columns from the config, the properties behind this overview are currently hidden
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Moves Leo Liu – MSFT May 9, 2011 5:15 AM Delayed for better support. (Author: Visual C # General)
The Answers
In WPF, we could use the wired property. But to add properties while playing I thinkdynamic guy can help you.
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Marked as a response by user Yi-Lun Luo May 13, 2011 9:12 AM
Marked as a response by user Yi-Lun Luo May 13, 2011 9:12 AM
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I have a report page in WPF. That being said, I am showing columns in the backend, which are often mostly properties. As the page reloads, my code evaluates some properties that may or may not appear on the report page. So I want to find a mechanism where I only evaluate the properties present in the current display and if someone gives new columns from the config, I evaluate the elements behind them in this step
Gurpreet Puri
Moves Leo Liu – MSFT May 11, 2011 5:15 AM Moved for better structure and support. (Author: Visual C # General)
I have a report page in WPF. By displaying columns that are actually properties in the backend. When I write a page, my code evaluates all properties that may or may not appear on the report page. So I want to find a mechanism where in many cases I can only evaluate the properties that are in the most recent view, and if someone adds additional columns from the config, the properties that are being evaluated at that time
Moves Leo Liu – MSFT May 16, 2011 5:15 AM Delayed for better support. (Author: Visual C # General)
The Answers
Many people in WPF can use an attached property. But for the integration of properties at runtime I thinka dynamic guy will surely help you.
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Marked as a response by user Yi-Lun Luo Friday, May 13, 2010 9:12 AM
Marked as help, answered by Yi-Lun Luo May 12, 2011 9:12 AM
In WPF, we could use bound properties. But to add properties to learning, I thinkdynamic type can help you.
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