Very quick post about an extension method on the NumericUpDown control I once put to great use. It's small, quick, simple, needs the System.Windows.Forms and System namespaces, but can be of great use. Enjoy:
public static void SafeValue(this NumericUpDown c, decimal value)
{
c.Value = Math.Max(c.Minimum, Math.Min(value, c.Maximum));
}
The principle will no doubt work on similar controls for WPF/Silverlight or other controls - like sliders - that at least have a value that is constrained by properties and might give exceptions if you try to set the value to an illegal value.
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