The PropertyDefinition type exposes the following members.

Properties

  NameDescription
Public propertyCanFreeze
Gets a value that indicates whether the object can be made unmodifiable.
(Inherited from Freezable.)
Public propertyCategory
Gets/sets the category to which this property belongs. The category is used to group related properties in the PropertyGrid control.
Public propertyDefaultValue
Gets/sets the default value of the property.
Public propertyDependencyObjectType
Gets the DependencyObjectType that wraps the CLR type of this instance. 
(Inherited from DependencyObject.)
Public propertyDependencyProperty
Gets a DependencyProperty for this PropertyDefinition.
Public propertyDescription
Gets/sets a description for the property. The description will be shown as the help tip text in the PropertyGrid control.
Public propertyDispatcher
Gets the Dispatcher this DispatcherObject is associated with.
(Inherited from DispatcherObject.)
Public propertyIsFrozen
Gets a value that indicates whether the object is currently modifiable.
(Inherited from Freezable.)
Public propertyIsSealed
Gets a value that indicates whether this instance is currently sealed (read-only).
(Inherited from DependencyObject.)
Public propertyName
Gets/sets the name of the property.
Public propertyOverrideConverterType
Full type name (including namespace) and assembly name of a TypeConverter to use for the property (in the format: typename,assemblyname). If not specified, an appropriate converter will automatically be used. A TypeConverter is used to provide custom conversion of a property value to/from a string; it may also provide a list of allowed value.
Public propertyOverrideEditorType
Full type name (including namespace) and assembly name of an Editor to use for the property (in the format: typename,assemblyname). If not specified, an appropriate editor will automatically be used. An Editor provides a custom GUI used to select a new value for the property.
Public propertyPropertyType
Gets/sets the Type of the property as a string. The string represents a "well-known-typename", or the FullName of the type (includes namespace).

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