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| | DataBinding to indexer Hi all, I'm searching for a solution to bind a UIElement to a custom Data object with dynamic number of properties. The first idea was to wrap all values-properties, those I want to bind, in a collection ( Dictionary<Attribute, string> _properties ) The access to values would be provided through an indexer: public Attribute this[string propertyName] { get { return _properties[propertyName];} set .... } to bind the indexer to UI property name schould be something like that: for example in code: Binding b1 = new Binding ("["+0+"]"); Binding b1 = new Binding ("["+1+"]"); and so on.. or in XAML: Text="{Binding Path=[someName]}" so that works really good for geting data to ui. But what i'm missing here is notification of one property's changes. If my custom class would implement INotifyPropertyChange, I could fire for example PropertyChange("[0]"), but this doesn't work. If I fire PropertyChange(""); with empty string as parameter, then I can get updates, but each item in the property list will be called. Thats not prety nice. I'm confused. Any simple ideas, how to notify the ui about property chnage of an individual property from the list??? Thanks a lot |
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