Switch activity

re: Switch activity

serge luca — Fri, 22 Sep 2006 09:26:07 GMT

hi Tom,

this is a very interesting sample ! I learned a lot of stuff.

May I suggest a small improvement :

1° if you want the case values to be stored only in arrays you can throw an exception in the Intialize(...) method; it makes sense to make arrays mandatory in a swicth.

2°if you accept non arrays, then I guess you can modify your Execute method like this:

if (objs.GetType().IsArray)
{
...
}
else //provide this small modification
{
runIt = ((i == (childCount - 1) && casesValues == null) || casesValues.Equals(switchAct.Expression));
}

Serge Luca
luca@guidance.be
Guidance, Belgium
blog: www.redwood.be

re: Switch activity

tomlake — Mon, 02 Oct 2006 19:41:21 GMT

Thank you Serge for pointing out my code cleanup error. The Cases property should be able to be an object or an array of objects. I have updated the sample.

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re: Switch activity

igormoochnick — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 20:15:56 GMT

Tom, I've implemented the similar attached dependency property but can't make it serialize to and from XOML correctly. Any ideas why is it not hapenning?