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What you just described seems fairly trivial to achieve in WPF to be honest. But it requires you fully embracing the data binding rules of the platform.
by skc 10y ago
What you just described seems fairly trivial to achieve in WPF to be honest.
But it requires you fully embracing the data binding rules of the platform.
- Beltiras 10y agoThat's what I thought. Maybe my "senior dev" connection is not competent. It doesn't really matter thou, I have other reasons to avoid .NET. I have to link against unmanaged C++ and apparently there are inherent memory leaks (memory assigned by UC++ then handed to .NET process can not be freed by .NET).
- stinos 10y agomemory assigned by UC++ then handed to .NET process can not be freed by .NET Pretty sure that can be solved by implementing IDisposable and having Dispose call back into C++ to free resources. Probably if you add a managed C++ layer in between this is sort of built-in. Oh and like skc says: the validation you're after does work as well, though I admit it takes some time to figure out exactly how to do it.