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I am just starting out with WPF and am trying to understand data binding. In my project I have a listbox bound to a property, which gets/sets from a DependancyProperty.
I\'ve written an Interactivity Behavior (from Blend SDK) , which can be attached to a DataGrid, and does some magic with the DataGrid\'s columns based on the ViewModel in the DataContext of the DataGr
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I\'m trying to build a UserControl which includes 2 listBoxes. I then wan\'t to set the itemsSources for the listboxes where I use the UserControl.
I\'m trying to design a CustomUserControl which consits of an TextEditor and a PopUp... So the Popup control should be binded to a list...
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