I originally created a simpler form of this value converter for simple conversions of Boolean properties to custom values, in particular converting Boolean to Visibility. This was published in CodeProject as "Generic WPF/Silverlight Value Converter" (http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/289495/Generic-WPF-Silverlight-Value-Converter). I got tired of recreating the wheel for slight changes in the values, and cluttering up my application with numerous value converters. Recently I was working on a new project, and really did not want to add a Boolean property for each special state. This would almost be as bad as adding a special property just for Visibility. I got the idea of adding a third customizable property to my converter. So now I have a much more flexible value converter.
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