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tony turner
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using a Variable to set control properties
Dec 12 2010 5:05 AM
Hi I am wanting to set the border colour of a control depending on a condition at runtime
normally you would set it with the following statement which is fixed
LGB00.BorderBrush = new SolidColorBrush(Colors.Red);
what I would like to do is set the colour depending on which condition is met ie
below is not actual code but what I want to do
string back;
if (x== 1)
back
= Red;
if (x == 2
back
=orange
LGB00.BorderBrush = new SolidColorBrush(Colors.
back
); // somehow use the contents of back to set color
while on the subject of variables is it possible where I have "LGB00.BorderBrush" to us a variable that contains the string rather than the string itself so that i can be used in a loop to change multiple controls.
I'm an old machine code programmer and can do this depending on the syntax choice of imediate, relative, or contents of
( motorola 6809, 68hc11, 68hc05,) tried scoring the net but can't find answer just get plenty of error messages for my effort
cheers tony
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