use a System.Windows.Controls as a parameter instead a for

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Hi ,
I have 2 projects in C#: a WPF app and a old empty c# project. In the last one I have a method that validates Forms

C#

public void SetParentUserConrtol(Form parent, uint id)
    {
        // Set the data
        _parentUserControl = parentUserControl;
        _parentID = id;

        // Check valid
        if (!IsValid())
            DisableParent();
    }

I want to use this project with my WPF , which basically means : I want that my old empty c# project be able to receive a System.Windows.UserControl as a parameter( or a WPF window) instead a Form.

I am not able to add System.Windows.Controls asa reference. How can I solve this? This c# empty project is the bridge between my wpf and dongle code, for that I am insisting on this.

Posted 15-Dec-14 23:32pm

Kinna-10626331

Updated 15-Dec-14 23:33pm

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Kinna-10626331 · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-16T00:25:00

My solution has been to create WPF project, copy the old .cs files in that new project , and add on it a reference to System.Windows.Forms , in order to still using the old funcionality which validates Windows forms. Then create same methods but passing this time System.Windows.Controls.UserControl UC as a parameter.