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Constructor Error when using MarkupExtension
See original GitHub issueI get the following error:
The type “PackIconFontAwesomeExtension” does not include a constructor that has the specified number of arguments.
When I try to use the following demo material (using the Markup Extension in WPF):
<Button Content="{iconPacks:PackIconFontAwesome StarOutline}" />
My Visual Studio Designer shows an Invalid Markup error message also.
My workaround right now is to use the general (“generic”) markup extension:
Content="{iconPacks:PackIcon {x:Static iconPacks:PackIconModernKind.Settings}}" />
Can you check, if you can reproduce this error?
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- Created 7 years ago
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@punker76 it’s not public, but I can give you access to the repo. I target AnyCPU. It’s just a demo project in the university, and I am testing out new stuff. PS: Thanks for the support!
Ok. I deleted the designer ShadowCache Folder and it worked! I will remember that trick for the next time. Thanks!