This example demonstrates how to create a custom Property Editor that displays an enumeration property as a check list. The enumeration type must be declared with a FlagsAttribute (allows to treat this enumeration as a set of flags).
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XAF does not have a built-in Property Editor for enumeration properties that can store several values at once. You need to implement a custom Property Editor that obtains the data property value and displays it in the UI with the help of a custom visual control. In an XAF Windows Forms application, the control is CheckedComboBoxEdit. In an XAF ASP.NET Core Blazor application, the control is DxListBox.
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