The theory say, that the IsChecked property is a right way. But if I write:
MyCheckBox->IsChecked = true;
the compiler reports an error. This is ok, because IsChecked is an instance of the IReference<bool>. The IReference<bool>::Value property is read-only! Instead I must create an own IReference<bool> with TRUE or FALSE and assing
it to the MyCheckBox->IsChecked, theoretically.
In C# you can easy assing a true to this property:
MyCheckBox.IsChecked = true;
How do I do that in C++?
Thank you in advance