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NumericUpDown control support decimals value, and the value for each increase or decrease can be set. #3661
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…crease can be set.
I am hesitant to change all of the types from I would propose the following alternate solution:
Thoughts? |
I got your proposal. I will create a new DecimalUpDown base on NumericUpDown |
Follow your proposal, I made the following changes:
And in this way, it does't affect everyone who are using 'NumericUpDown' currently. |
TODO: Need to fix XAMLTest to support the common generic base class so the generator stops choking
@futuresBoy this is great work. I spent some time on my like stream doing some updates to leverage the new generic math on .NET8. There is an issue with my testing library (XAMLTest) that I want to address then we can get this merged. |
This should resolve the problems with testing MaterialDesignInXAML/MaterialDesignInXamlToolkit#3661
This should resolve the problems with testing MaterialDesignInXAML/MaterialDesignInXamlToolkit#3661
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Updated new XAMLTest library Added DeciamlUpDown tests
…increase or decrease can be set. (MaterialDesignInXAML#3661) * Support decimals value, and the size of value for each increase or decrease can be set. * UpDown control support decimals, and the value for each increase or decrease can be set. * Updates to UpDownBase to support generic math on NET8 TODO: Need to fix XAMLTest to support the common generic base class so the generator stops choking * Updating UI tests Updated new XAMLTest library Added DeciamlUpDown tests --------- Co-authored-by: Kevin Bost <kevin@intellitect.com> Co-authored-by: Kevin Bost <kitokeboo@gmail.com>
NumericUpDown control support int and decimals value, and the value for each increase or decrease can be set.