Problem:
When I change the value of "LuxVoltage" in the GUI via the Slider or the NumericUpDown the Value jumpes from "default value" (in this case 0) to the "actual value". Assuming I set the Value to 1000 and print out every set this is what the output looks like (it kind of "flickers"):
Output:
0
1000
0
1000
[repeat]
XAML: (Using MahApps.Metro "NumericUpDown")
<metro:NumericUpDown
Value="{Binding LuxVoltage, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged, Mode=TwoWay}"
Minimum="0"
Maximum="65535"
/>
<Slider
Value="{Binding LuxVoltage, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged, Mode=TwoWay}"
Minimum="0"
Maximum="65535"
/>
C#: (Using Prisms "BindableBase")
private ushort _luxVoltage = 0;
public ushort LuxVoltage
{
get { return _luxVoltage; }
set { SetProperty(ref _luxVoltage, value); }
}
Requirement:
I need to manipulate the same value from two controls. The "slider" to simply change the value fast, and the "NumericUpDown" tho provide precision
seems like that the actual problem lives somewhere else in my codebase.
- Binding from 2 Controls to one Property schould just work fine.
- Or consider binding one of the Controls to the value of the other, whose value is bound to the Property*