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Description
Description
Please tell me if I'm completely wrong, but shouldn't the method .HasFlag be called on the valueToCheck instead of the referenceEnumValue?
What I mean is, at the moment if the variable I'm binding to is a Flag attribute with values:
MyFlagEnum.A | MyFlagEnum.B | MyFlagEnum.C
and I put as TrueValue in the converter
MyFlagEnum.B
only, the method call checks if "MyFlagEnum.B" has the flag "MyFlagEnum.A | MyFlagEnum.B | MyFlagEnum.C" which obviously returns false.
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if (valueToCheckType.GetTypeInfo().GetCustomAttribute<FlagsAttribute>() != null) |
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return referenceEnumValue.HasFlag(valueToCheck); |
- Version with issue: 2.0.6
Workaround
As a workaround I wrote a custom EnumToBoolConverter that simply calls the HasFlag() method on the valueToCheck variable instead of the referenceEnumValue