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AreAllEqualConverter.Convert Method

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If all values (including all nulls) are equal (evaluated using Object.Equals), returns true. For any other value combination including null array or empty array, returns false.

If the parameter contains "Not", "!", or "Invert", the result is inverted.

Namespace:  Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Controls.WPF.Converters
Assembly:  Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Controls (in Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Controls.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Overridable Function Convert ( _
    values As Object(), _
    targetType As Type, _
    parameter As Object, _
    culture As CultureInfo _
) As Object
public virtual Object Convert(
    Object[] values,
    Type targetType,
    Object parameter,
    CultureInfo culture
)
public:
virtual Object^ Convert(
    array<Object^>^ values, 
    Type^ targetType, 
    Object^ parameter, 
    CultureInfo^ culture
)
abstract Convert : 
        values:Object[] * 
        targetType:Type * 
        parameter:Object * 
        culture:CultureInfo -> Object  
override Convert : 
        values:Object[] * 
        targetType:Type * 
        parameter:Object * 
        culture:CultureInfo -> Object
public function Convert(
    values : Object[], 
    targetType : Type, 
    parameter : Object, 
    culture : CultureInfo
) : Object

Parameters

  • targetType
    Type: System.Type

    output type - Must be bool

  • parameter
    Type: System.Object

    comma-separated options. "Not", "!", or "Invert" to invert the result.

Return Value

Type: System.Object
bool

Implements

IMultiValueConverter.Convert(Object[], Type, Object, CultureInfo)

.NET Framework Security

See Also

Reference

AreAllEqualConverter Class

Microsoft.TeamFoundation.Controls.WPF.Converters Namespace