I have the following dependency property inside a class:
class FooHolder
{
public static DependencyProperty CurrentFooProperty = DependencyProperty.Regis
Based on @catalin-dicu 's answer, I added this helper method to my library. It felt a bit more natural to have the OnChanged method be non-static and to hide all the casting.
static class WpfUtils
{
public static DependencyProperty RegisterDependencyPropertyWithCallback(string propertyName, Func> getOnChanged)
where TObject : DependencyObject
{
return DependencyProperty.Register(
propertyName,
typeof(TProperty),
typeof(TObject),
new PropertyMetadata(new PropertyChangedCallback((d, e) =>
getOnChanged((TObject)d)((TProperty)e.OldValue, (TProperty)e.NewValue)
))
);
}
}
Usage example:
class FooHolder
{
public static DependencyProperty CurrentFooProperty = WpfUtils.RegisterDependencyPropertyWithCallback
("CurrentFoo", x => x.OnCurrentFooChanged);
private void OnCurrentFooChanged(Foo oldFoo, Foo newFoo)
{
// do stuff with holder
}
}