By initialize I mean call the constructor, and the first time you call the constructor you also call the static constructor. If I have a UserControl called FooButton, and if I include it in the XAML like this <local: Foobuton ... /> Then the first time I construct an object of that type will be in t...

BINGO found the bug. If a UserControl has a dependency property, it throws this exception (and crashes the Unity Editor) if it's first initialized via C# code. If the first initialization happens in XAML then everything works fine. The work around for this is easy now that I know it. Check your sta...

Still getting the same error. Let me continue investigating. In a different project it worked just fine

I tried to repro yesterday with 1.2RC2 but then it actually worked. Today I'm going to see if it works now.

OK tried to repro with a simpler type. Apparently you can't have readonly DependencyProperties with NoesisGUI.

Can I make dependency properties for my UserControls and use them like I would in WPF? I'm attempting this but I get the error: Exception: Unknown Unity extended type Noesis.Error.Check () (at Assets/Plugins/NoesisGUI/Scripts/Core/NoesisError.cs:21) Noesis.DependencyProperty.Noesis_RegisterDependenc...

I was able to work around this by setting its height to 1 and wrapping it in a viewbox.

Alright here's my code <Grid     xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"     xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"     xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"     xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformat...

I don't know about you, but I much prefer to get a compiler error than have to dig through documentation to find out that I wasn't supposed to do something. Plus, the main way that I learn a library is just by monkeying around with it. With that in mind, it'd be nice if the classes which I'm not sup...

It worked!

Well, finding the code-inserted control didn't work, but I think I understand why it wouldn't.

Thanks for the speedy response.