Long story short, I need to do this:
ExpressionType="{x:Type sys:Byte[]}"
In other words, I need to do this:
foo.ExpressionType=typeof(byte[]);
Wat do?
Update: Its a bug in the 2010 design surface. It works fine at runtime.
Long story short, I need to do this:
ExpressionType="{x:Type sys:Byte[]}"
In other words, I need to do this:
foo.ExpressionType=typeof(byte[]);
Wat do?
Update: Its a bug in the 2010 design surface. It works fine at runtime.
If there is no way to do it in the framework, then you can write your own markup extension:
public class ArrayTypeExtension
: MarkupExtension
{
public ArrayTypeExtension() {}
public ArrayTypeExtension(Type type)
{
this.Type = type;
}
public Type Type { get; set; }
public override object ProvideValue(IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
{
return Type == null ? null : Type.MakeArrayType();
}
}
Usage:
ExpressionType="{local:ArrayType sys:Byte}"
Actually, just doing {x:Type sys:Byte[]} seems to work.