public PropertyPath(
	string path,
	string dependencyPropertyName,
	Func<DependencyObject, DependencyObject> accessPropertyContainer,
	Action<DependencyObject, Object> propertySetVisualState,
	Func<DependencyObject, Object> propertyGetVisualState
)

Parameters

path

Type: SystemString

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dependencyPropertyName

Type: SystemString
The name of the property (consists only of the last part of the path we would put in the XAML).

accessPropertyContainer

Type: SystemFuncDependencyObject, DependencyObject
The function that will access the object on which the property is from the DependencyObject put in its parameters(corresponds to the path in XAML without the last property).

propertySetVisualState

Type: SystemActionDependencyObject, Object
The function that sets the VisualState value on the given element.

propertyGetVisualState

Type: SystemFuncDependencyObject, Object
The function that gets the VisualState value on the given element.

Reference