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OK After days with Jason & me almost figuring it out.
In this forum & in the wpf/e with thousand of viewer with no knocking down answer.
But at the end I've got an answer from the master him self
Charles Petzold was kind enough to bring it all together.
It's similar to Jason suggestion but Charles ...
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Jason .
Do you run the sample on your computer ?
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10x Jason.
It's not xBap or SL ,it's c# trying to do c++ tricks.
With pointer [ & , * ] and as it seem we back at the start.
Try to build the real sample...
The code sample :
http://www.badongo.com/file/4746469
Maybe you can notes an insight that I miss.
10x
Guy.
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Hi Jason .
10x.
IMessage father = this.Parent as IMessage;
if (father != null)
I get aways father as null .
Can you upload the sample you made ?
Also I try to do it 2 days ago with Josh smith BindableObject
From this Link ...
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Hi Jason you properly weak up , and I'm must go to sleep a little right now.
Any way :
In this link :
http://www.f2h.co.il/624000
There's a countdown.
When it's finish counting the file will pop - up.
I check your sample later..
But did he send from a global pen or from every ...
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OK my masters !.
Here is the sample.
I upload a sample ,of the goal I'm trying to achieve .
Fill free to optimize and make changes change
The goal is every time the mouse enter the pen object he'll send a message to his correct father.
I add combo box you can ignore ...
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:-)
I mean that I like to do things that I usually doing in c++ with ( &,* pointer operators ).
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Hi
MarkTap.
I post some code sample at the forum at the link above.
All I trying to do is in wpf + C# things that possible to do in c++ with ( * , & ) .
10x.
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Almost do it !!!
Check this link for more details on the problem and why it's still don't work.
Roll down on this link to the bottom for last explain of the problem.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2267526&SiteID=1
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10x
What I going to do .. in the pen class going to apply some of shapes on the father property ,and them override when the shapes create the pen object.
I'll give it a try...