Style.TargetType = Interface || abstract class

[ezazazel]

Hi folks! Is it possible to define the targettype of a style to be an interface or an abstract class. Something like this (in pseudo code)

Style s = new Style();
s.TargetType = class where inherit from baseclass

or

Style s = new Style();
s.TargetType = class which implements given interface

This is needed for creating a generic dragdrop element, where the items in the source can be derived classes. e.g:

abstract class DDItem
{
public T Identifier {get;set;}
public Q DisplayableContent {get;set;}
}

/*Doesn't work like that*/
<EventSetter Event="MouseLeftButtonDown" Handler="Drag"/>

Would be fine to do this in plain c# as well. Help would be appreciated!

[Kunal Chowdhury IN]

Why don't you try inheriting the Style itself?

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