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It does complicate things quite a bit because WPF declares things in XAML, and giving constructor arguments is a major pain. You could make it a DependencyPrope
by hvidgaard 10y ago
It does complicate things quite a bit because WPF declares things in XAML, and giving constructor arguments is a major pain. You could make it a DependencyProperty, but it's still convoluted.
- alkonaut 10y agoI'm sure it's already possible and you could make the call default implicit so if you don't pass an equality comparer it just uses DefaultParer.Instance which does what the current default (object) comparer does.