Simple mod on a Int32PropertyEditor

Hi Jeff,

The Int32PropertyEditor doesn't use any styles, nor can you put it in a UserControl. It's meant to map a DataTemplate that uses Int32EditBox to one or more properties in the PropertyGrid. And is only valid in for use in PropertyGrid.PropertyEditors or BuiltinEditors.PropertyEditors collections.

If you meant that you create a class that derives from Int32EditBox, then you may lose all but the default Style. When switching themes, implicit Styles are used to "update" the look of the controls. Implicit Styles are not applied to any derived classes. So an implicit Style for Int32EditBox, will not be applied to a class that derives from Int32EditBox.

As this is a restriction enforced by WPF, the only way to work around it is to explicitly set the Style property. You can use code like the following in the constructor of your custom Int32EditBox: If you've purchased WPF Studio, then you should have access to the default Styles through your account on our site. If you purchased PropertyGrid or Editors separately, please send our support an email and we can send the relevant files.

Ok. I've got it worked out. Thanks.