[Solved] CMarkupStatic: Background transparency?

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   XTP 13.4. Using CMarkupStatic class...

XTPMarkupDrawingContext.cpp(296) contains this:

if (CXTPMarkupColor::ConvertFromString(*((CXTPMarkupString*)pObject), clr))
{
    return new CXTPMarkupSolidColorBrush((BYTE)(clr >> 24), clr & 0xFFFFFF);
}

What if clr == 0x00ffffff?

<TextBlock Background='Transparent'>White background?!</TextBlock>

Why does it produce a white background when I asked for transparency? When I specify 'Transparent' I expect it to use control's (or dialog's) background brush!

How do I solve it?
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Edit: Searched this forum for CMarkupStatic and found the solution.

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znakeeye Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 26 July 2006 Status: Offline Points: 1672	Post Options Post Reply Quote znakeeye Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: [Solved] CMarkupStatic: Background transparency? Posted: 26 June 2010 at 8:55am
	XTP 13.4. Using CMarkupStatic class... XTPMarkupDrawingContext.cpp(296) contains this: if (CXTPMarkupColor::ConvertFromString(((CXTPMarkupString)pObject), clr)) { return new CXTPMarkupSolidColorBrush((BYTE)(clr >> 24), clr & 0xFFFFFF); } What if clr == 0x00ffffff? <TextBlock Background='Transparent'>White background?!</TextBlock> Why does it produce a white background when I asked for transparency? When I specify 'Transparent' I expect it to use control's (or dialog's) background brush! How do I solve it? -------- Edit: Searched this forum for CMarkupStatic and found the solution.
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