problem about dynamicresource-Collection of common programming errors
Em1
c# wpf data-binding dynamicresource
First the code what I was starting from:<ribbon:RibbonMenuButton IsEnabled=”{Binding ForegroundIsConfigurable}”SmallImageSource=”{Binding Source={StaticResource imageSource},Path=Source,UpdateSourceTrigger=OnPropertyChanged}”>While this binding is compiling and running fine the reason I am not satisfied is that imageSource changes during runtime.StaticResource Markup Extension: Provides a value for any XAML property attribute by looking up a reference to an already defined resource. Lookup
Dave Clemmer
wpf performance resources staticresource dynamicresource
Our designer is using Blend to style our WPF application. When he chooses local resources for properties, Blend will apply them as a {DynamicResource} instead of a {StaticResource}. My guess is that Blend does this because it enables the app to be re-themed at runtime without having to restart it.My question is: is there a significant performance cost to this additional lookup? Should we ask the designer to go back and manually change those Dynamics to Statics?Here is a great SO question that ex
Developer’s Destiny
wpf xaml markup-extensions dynamicresource systemcolors
I have a corner case where both dynamic resources (don’t allow for converters) and custom markup extensions (only evaluated once) won’t do the trick. I want to create gradient brushes based on faded variants of the current system colors. Those brushes should update themselves whenever the system’s color theme changes, so that users don’t need to restart the application in case they switch to an accessibility theme.Is it possible to detect changes of the system’s color theme at runtime within an
Aidiakapi
c# resources embedded-resource dynamicresource
I have two C# executables, patcher.exe, and generator.exe. Now patcher.exe has a .Net resource ‘config.dat’, and it’s empty.What I want is that generator.exe, can change (completely overwrite) the config.dat of the patcher. This is so that we can distribute patchers with different configuration to different people, without them actually knowing much about the internal processing, nor knowing how the config.dat is generated.So how to dynamically change the .Net resource of patcher.exe from genera
pileggi
wpf performance expression-blend dynamicresource staticresource
To realize my application I have used a lot Blend3. When Blend3 wants to link a resource to another resource, it uses many times the link-type “DynamicResource”. As I have understood (but I could have understood not well), the “Dynamic” links have sense only if I want to modify the links at runtime. In other cases they use more memory in vain. I don’t want to modify anything at runtime, then the question is: have sense to replace “DynamicResource” with “StaticResource” in all my application? Tha
miguel
c# wpf xaml dynamicresource
Are dynamic resources truly dynamic? If I define a DynamicResource, I realise that an expression is created (where?) that is not translated into a resource until runtime, however, What I do not understans is whether this dynamicresouce, once built, is now “Static”For instance, if I create a context menu via a dynamicresource, are the menuitems which are created at runtime on access then static, even if they are bound?If so, how can i create a dynamic context menu in XAML?
Baboon
wpf dynamicresource staticresource
I had been working on a WPF project for a while, but haven’t touched it in 2 months now. Now that I’m back on it, I have the following problem:I use merged dictionaries to create skins, and easily swap them at runtime. However, each skin does not change at runtime. But while I was noobish at this, I just followed a bunch of tutorials, and I used DynamicResource everywhere, not even wondering if I should rather use StaticResource.The result is that when I tried sending my app to a friend using w
Gusdor
wpf datatemplate dynamicresource staticresource
Have I missed something in the step up from .net 3.5 to .net 4 because I’m seeing seemingly buggy behaviour that seems contrary to the goal of the system.I am trying to drum up a simple MVVM library for work using a few examples. I am consuming it within a Twitter client application for some additional learning and have hit a big stumbling block.The scenario is this. My root ViewModel (TwitterClientViewModel) object is given an instance of a DialogViewModel object for display. The DialogViewMode
Spook
c# wpf resources dynamicresource
Let’s suppose, that we’ve got the following dictionary:<ResourceDictionary xmlns:sys=”clr-namespace:System;assembly=mscorlib”><sys:String x:Key=”Test”>Ala ma kota</sys:String> </ResourceDictionary>This dictionary is merged somewhere in custom control:<UserControl.Resources><ResourceDictionary><ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries><ResourceDictionary Source=”MyDictionary.xaml” /></ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries></ResourceDictionary&
H.B.
wpf resources skinning staticresource dynamicresource
What’s the best way to enable dynamic skinning of a WPF Application when some items requiring skin modification do not support values of type DynamicResourceExtention? In particular, our problem is that ConverterParameters require StaticResourceExtentions. Here’s our situation with ConverterParameters Using Visual Studio 2008 and WPF 3.5.We have a custom converter which takes a value and a parameter and simply returns their product. Very simple, works fine, and we use it for various tasks, inclu
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