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When I create applications with Caliburn Micro (I use VB.NET), I can't seem to reference the x:name of a control in code. I know Caliburn tries to split the window from the code-behind, but there are some situations where changes to the properties of a control directly has to be necessary. Creating properties for every property just doesn't seem feasible throughout the whole application. Is there some way to do this?
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When I create applications with Caliburn Micro (I use VB.NET), I can't seem to reference the x:name of a control in code. I know Caliburn tries to split the window from the code-behind, but there are some situations where changes to the properties of a control directly has to be necessary. Creating properties for every property just doesn't seem feasible throughout the whole application. Is there some way to do this?
vb.net caliburn.micro
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When I create applications with Caliburn Micro (I use VB.NET), I can't seem to reference the x:name of a control in code. I know Caliburn tries to split the window from the code-behind, but there are some situations where changes to the properties of a control directly has to be necessary. Creating properties for every property just doesn't seem feasible throughout the whole application. Is there some way to do this?
vb.net caliburn.micro
asked Mar 28 at 11:34
Zach RaudebaughZach Raudebaugh
361 silver badge9 bronze badges
When I create applications with Caliburn Micro (I use VB.NET), I can't seem to reference the x:name of a control in code. I know Caliburn tries to split the window from the code-behind, but there are some situations where changes to the properties of a control directly has to be necessary. Creating properties for every property just doesn't seem feasible throughout the whole application. Is there some way to do this?
vb.net caliburn.micro
vb.net caliburn.micro
asked Mar 28 at 11:34
Zach RaudebaughZach Raudebaugh
361 silver badge9 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 11:34
Zach RaudebaughZach Raudebaugh
361 silver badge9 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 11:34
Zach RaudebaughZach Raudebaugh
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asked Mar 28 at 11:34
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