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TIP: Handling WPF DialogResult with simplicity

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7 Sep 2010CPOL 7.4K   1   1

what about this one :if (new frm().ShowDialog().Equals(true)) { //do something }

what about this one :

if (new frm().ShowDialog().Equals(true))
      {
         //do something
      }

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Reason for my vote of 3 That's basically the same as my orig... Jaime Olivares5-Sep-10 22:12 Jaime Olivares 5-Sep-10 22:12  Reason for my vote of 3 That's basically the same as my original proposal: to use .Equals(true) The problem with using constructor in the same line as ShowDialog is that you don't have any reference to the dialog inside the "if" block, so you cannot gather any data from it. This will work just in dialogs like messageBox with yes/no or ok/cancel.

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