c# - How to insert a valid control template -


here template created in resource dictionary

<style targettype="{x:type local:entrylabelbase}">     <setter property="template">         <setter.value>             <controltemplate  targettype="{x:type local:entrylabelbase}">                 <border background="{templatebinding background}"                         borderbrush="{templatebinding borderbrush}"                         borderthickness="{templatebinding borderthickness}"                         >                 </border>             </controltemplate>         </setter.value>     </setter> </style>

and here usage of it.

<local:entrylabelbase content="username:" grid.row="1" grid.column="0" grid.columnspan="1" horizontalalignment="right" verticalalignment="center" fontsize="12" />

this bug getting.

'no matching constructor found on type 'spis_base.entrylabelbase'. can use arguments or factorymethod directives construct type.' line number '25' , line position '10'.

still new wpf. suggestions?


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

c# - Operator '==' incompatible with operand types 'Guid' and 'Guid' using DynamicExpression.ParseLambda<T, bool> -

i'm using dynamic linq library , there source code , basic docu , nuget version pm> install-package dynamiclinq i'm trying construct clause involves guids i have tried string "id == @0" . parameter array object[] value ( guid xxxx ) var whereclausesb = buildlogicalkeywhereclause2(entity, logicalkey); //build string var parms = buildparamarray(entity, logicalkey); // object[] var wherelambda = ofsi.bos.core.dynamicexpression.parselambda<t, bool>(whereclausesb.tostring(),parms); //parse an exception thrown in dynamicexpression.parselambda operator '==' incompatible operand types 'guid' , 'guid' i have tried guid , string.(fail) i tried , "id = @0" (fail). string == string works, int32==int32 not guid == guid not any ideas? try using equals method instead of == operator in string: "id.equals(@0)"
Read more