c# - Declaring an IsInDesignMode Property for use in wpf using vb.net -
performance as one of your blog posts Laurent Bgniyn by means of detection desingtime mode Dblupif the following code snippet Done
Private Stable Bull? _isInDesignMode; /// & lt; Summary & gt; /// A value indicates that the control is in design mode (running in Blend /// or Visual Studio). /// & lt; / Summary & gt; Public Static Bull ISIDISINIDIDAdstatic (Receive (! _IsIDIDMADHSViews) {#If Silverlight_ICIDIDMed = Designer Properties. #else var prop = DesignerProperties.IsInDesignModeProperty; _isInDesignMode = (bool) DependencyPropertyDescriptor. Property (Prop, Type Frame (Element)). Metadata. DefaultValue; #endif} Return _isInDesignMode.Value;}} As I started working in VB, I did it with Telerek's online code converter Set about to translate and ends with the following: private share _isInDesignMode right system. Bullion ( 'boolean') '' & lt; summary & gt; '' ' this indicates that the control is in design mode or not (Blend 'running' or 'visual Studio'). '' '& Lt; / summary & gt; public share Reedlain property Boolean as IsInDesignModeStatic () Receive if _isInDesignMode.HasValue not #If Silverlight then _isInDesignMode = DesignerProperties.IsInDesignTool #Else Dim prop = DesignerProperties.IsInDesignModeProperty # If _isInDesignMode = CBool (DependencyPropertyDescriptor.FromProperty (Support, GetType (FrameworkElement)) .Metadata.DefaultValue if return _isInDesignMode.Value End End End Property is received Although somebody has a choice on the hard (which I do by default, it fails to indicate that there is an inconsistency between the system there. Windows Dependency Properties and Systems Comontant Model Dependency property, among other things
Most of the errors throwing mostly code converters, I can usually fix it in the end but this one (probably because the whole wpf thing is very new to me) is causing me problems.
Can someone explain the root cause of the error (so that I can understand it actively) and possibly a correct vb converter rupion.
Thanks
seems to work right below: System as Private Shared _isInDesignMode. Boolean's (publicly shared) publicly shared realline property isInDesignMode () as a Boolean as the DependencyProperty does not diminish if _isInDesignMode.HasValue #If SILVERLIGHT then _isInDesignMode = DesignerProperties.IsInDesignTool #Else prop = DesignerProperties .IsInDesignModeProperty #End if _isInDesignMode = CBool (DependencyPropertyDescriptor.FromProperty (Sahara, GetType (FrameworkElement)). Metadata.DefaultValue) that return _isInDesignMode.Value get End End End Property in two Things
- Maybe Laurent's original blog has a typo, why Nki is not a mismatch between private and public static announcements (although Intelisens raises no objection to that!). Maybe it's a C # thing, I do not have enough information about C # about being able to comment about it.
- The option is required to declare variable with an AS description. PROP is declared as a system. Windows Dependency Property but it has been referred to as a system.cComponentModel.DependencyProperty. Compiler does not look like this object. I understand why no one does not.
If any of you thinks the differences between C # and VB very clear, then I will be happy to know why it works, to oppose only accept Opposing
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