Question

I have CollapsibleSection objects that are dynamically being created in code. I would like to simply say:

CollapsibleSection section = new CollapsibleSection();
section.TextDecoration = TextDecorations.Strikethrough;

This is proving more difficult that I thought. Does anyone have some insight on a simple way to strikethrough the entire content of a collapsible section?

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I’m missing something still. Here’s what I have so far:

 public static readonly DependencyProperty TextDecorationProperty = 
   DependencyProperty.RegisterAttached("TextDecoration", typeof(TextDecoration), 
   typeof(CollapsibleSection)); 

In my method where I am creating my CollapsibleSection I have this:

CollapsibleSection cs = new CollapsibleSection(); 
if (flagIsTrue) { 
  section.SetValue(TextDecorationProperty, TextDecorations.Strikethrough); 
}

These CollapbsibleSection’s are used to populate a FlowDocument.

I get this exception: ‘System.Windows.TextDecorationCollection’ is not a valid value of property ‘TextDecoration’.

What am I doing wrong?

Answer 1

I got the attached property to not throw an error by changing the parameter from typeof(TextDecoration) to typeof(TextDecorationCollection) but the property never seemed to actually attach to the UIElement so I bagged it and just ended up setting the properly at the Paragraph level.

Thank you for your help though.