tsai
/
wpftoolkit
mirror of https://github.com/xceedsoftware/wpftoolkit.git
1
0
Fork 0
Code Issues Projects Releases Wiki Activity
188 Commits
4 Branches
18 Tags
62 MiB
Tree: bc3eb7e104
Branches Tags
${ item.name }
Create tag ${ searchTerm }
Create branch ${ searchTerm }
from 'bc3eb7e104'
${ noResults }
Commit Graph

11 Commits (bc3eb7e104c705d3fab7553787b82120b3cf15c4)

Author SHA1 Message Date
brianlagunas_cp bc3eb7e104 removed NumericUpDown control.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp 1f0df02a40 refactored new numeric editors and added the editors to the PropertyGrid control. Now time to start ripping out the old NumericUpDown control.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp b2a10a7929 check in of new DecimalUpDown and DoubleUpDown. All numeric UpDown controls shoudl be functional. Now it is time to refactor.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp 59220ca182 NumericUpDown: fixed small issue with FormatString.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp 4a64011c1b checked in initial IntegerUpDown control. Not ready for use, just getting it in the code base.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp bfc4a61656 NumericUpDown and DateTimeUpDown: Renamed NullValue to DefaultValue.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp a33d9ca9c6 NumericUpDown and DateTimeUpDown: added NullValue property which allows you to set a default value if the bound value is null. The NullValue will be used when the increment/decrement buttons are pressed on a null value.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp 8ed67339d5 Major overhaul of NumericUpDown, DateTimeUpDown, and MaskedTextBox in order to support null values. Need extensive testing because I am sure I broke something.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp 7ea4b39581 NumericUpDown: changed default ValueType to Decimal.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp f4610a2cb0 PropertyGrid: added NumericUpDown type editor for double and int.
16 years ago
brianlagunas_cp ad2c14c98b Major overhaul of folder structure. Seperated Generic resource dictionary into smaller more managable resource dictionaries (one for each control). This will also help add support for theming. Hopefully I didn't break anything.
16 years ago