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| | BUG: Using 'Converter' in nested ItemsControl I think there is a bug concerning 'Converters' when using nested bindings. The example program in this solution should print the following output: 1:1.1 2:2.1 2.2 3:3.1 3.2 3.3 The example program iterates through two levels. I only use a converter for the second level. The converter doesn't convert anything, but is used to illustrate the problem. The output that I receive looks like: 1:1.1 2: 3: I think this is a bug in WPF. Compile and run the example program and you'll see what is wrong. Remove the 'Converter={...}' part from the 'TextBlock' and you'll see that everything works fine. Download the complete example on http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/default.aspx?siteid=1 |
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