StylesInModel
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The introduction article is found here: https://blog.mdriven.net/introducing-styles-in-model/ | The introduction article is found here: https://blog.mdriven.net/introducing-styles-in-model/ | ||
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To get the <span class="col-blue-dark"><span class="col-black">'''StylesInModel'''</span></span> styles applied to your WPF application, do this to merge the ResourceDictionary: | To get the <span class="col-blue-dark"><span class="col-black">'''StylesInModel'''</span></span> styles applied to your WPF application, do this to merge the ResourceDictionary: | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 26 May 2025
This page was created by Hans.karlsen on 2020-03-23. Last edited by Hans.karlsen on 2025-05-26.
The introduction article is found here: https://blog.mdriven.net/introducing-styles-in-model/
The article above describes this UI:
To get the StylesInModel styles applied to your WPF application, do this to merge the ResourceDictionary:
var stylesinmodelRD = StylesInModelWPF.GenerateResourceDictionaryFromStylesInModel(ViewModelDefinitionsInApplication.GetActionsRuntime(_es.GetType()), wecpof);
if (stylesinmodelRD != null)
{
wecpof.Resources.MergedDictionaries.Add(stylesinmodelRD);
}
See also: Theme as data