XSharp.Tools.WPF: dependency on System.Windows.Forms?
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4 months 10 hours ago #1 by Wolfgang Riedmann
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Hello,
currently I'm working on the WPF library, and have encountered a problem: WPF does not provides a dialog to select a folder.
In my own WPF library, I'm using a Windows.Forms dialog.
I have now two possibilities:
What do you prefer?
Wolfgang
currently I'm working on the WPF library, and have encountered a problem: WPF does not provides a dialog to select a folder.
In my own WPF library, I'm using a Windows.Forms dialog.
I have now two possibilities:
- don't provide a folder selection method
- add a dependency to System.Windows.Forms
What do you prefer?
Wolfgang
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4 months 9 hours ago #2 by Juraj Halás
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Hi Wolfgang
in my WPF app I use System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog{}. Adding to a reference is not a problem.
I vote for option two.
Juraj
in my WPF app I use System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog{}. Adding to a reference is not a problem.
I vote for option two.
Juraj
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4 months 8 hours ago #3 by Wolfgang Riedmann
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Hi Juraj,
ok, thank you very much!
1:0 for the dependency to System.Windows.Forms.
The alternative would be to write a WPF folder selection dialog....
Wolfgang
ok, thank you very much!
1:0 for the dependency to System.Windows.Forms.
The alternative would be to write a WPF folder selection dialog....
Wolfgang
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4 months 8 hours ago #4 by Robert van der Hulst
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Wolfgang,
github.com/aelij/WPFContrib has such a dialog.
I have no idea about the quality of code
Robert
github.com/aelij/WPFContrib has such a dialog.
I have no idea about the quality of code
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4 months 8 hours ago #5 by Wolfgang Riedmann
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Hi Robert,
thank you very much! I have looked at it, and it will take some time to isolate it. Currently this dialog crashes on my system.
Wolfgang
thank you very much! I have looked at it, and it will take some time to isolate it. Currently this dialog crashes on my system.
Wolfgang
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3 months 4 weeks ago #6 by Guy DEPREZ
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Wolfgang,
I do not use WPF but maybe found some links: www.gisremotesensing.com/2016/08/code-sn...r-dialog-in-wpf.html and www.codeproject.com/Articles/118612/WPF-Folder-Browser
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I do not use WPF but maybe found some links: www.gisremotesensing.com/2016/08/code-sn...r-dialog-in-wpf.html and www.codeproject.com/Articles/118612/WPF-Folder-Browser
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