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I am trying to implement the Custom Overview control but the above namespace cannot be resolved.

I tried adding the required classes to my project but cannot find a way to reference them from Xaml. The required classes are the following –
DoubleToGridLengthConverter
ActualSizePropertyProxy

Without these classes the Overview scrollbar cannot be resized and stays fully expanded.

Any help please?

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Hi Julian,

The examples suite source code is located on disk, please see our article Locating the Example Source Code.

If you open up that solution, navigate to the example you are trying to replicate, and remove the line xmlns:common=”clr-namespace:Abt.Controls.SciChart.Example.Common” from the Xaml file temporarily. Then compile.

You will get a number of build errors. These will show you which classes are in this namespace. All the missing classes are also included in the Examples Suite source code. You just need to copy them and paste them into your own example.

If you need further help, just comment,

Best regards,
Andrew

  • Julian Muscat
    I copied those classes to my project but got stuck again. What namespace should I use?
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    • 3 years ago
    Hi Julian, sorry for the late reply, this thread was just missed among the others. Is your request still actual? Which types are you having troubles with?
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