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Nice, I'm marking this as closed.

Any deviation from WPF we consider it a bug, I was trying to provide a solution while we solve it.
I created the corresponding ticket in our bugtracker to fix it in a future release: #1975
Thanks for the feedback.

You can set the property ClipToBounds to true in a parent container:

<Grid Width="200" Height="200" ClipToBounds="True">
  <Button Content="Button"/>
</Button>

Is this what you are looking for?

Yes, the problem is in Noesis we don't support extending a MarkupExtension and implementing the IValueConverter at the same time. You should just implement the IValueConverter interface and use it as a static resource: public class EnumComparisonConverter : IValueConverter { #region IValueConverter ...

Great, marking this as solved.

Probably because your object doesn't have a TranslateTransform set in its RenderTransform property.

<Rectangle>
  <Rectangle.RenderTransform>
    <TranslateTransform/>
  </Rectangle.RenderTransform>
</Rectangle>

You can register to the Completed event of the Storyboard:

Storyboard* storyboard = FindResource<Storyboard*>("SomeAnimation");
storyboard->Completed() += [](BaseComponent*, const TimelineEventArgs&)
{
  // do something
};
storyboard->Begin(this);

I would understand as the Button's Content take its value from NumericUpDownControl's Content, which I suppose is initialized in the parent MainWindow.xaml. No, the Content of the NumericUpDownControl is defined by the NumericUpDownControl.xaml. Setting UserControl's content in the parent MainWindo...

The problem is in the UI tree, not the binding type. With that binding you are creating this loop: <UserControl> (NumericUpDownControl) <Grid> (this is the NumericUpDownControl Content) <Button> (You are setting here the Grid (Button's parent) as Content) </Button> </Grid> </UserControl> What you pr...

I see you are binding Content property of the NumericUpDownControl to the Content of the Button, creating a loop in the logical tree, I guess you wanted to bind Value property instead. Anyway, we should detect those situations and don't crash, could you please report it?

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