February 2010
Beginner
400 pages
11h 13m
English
Content preview from Introducing .NET 4.0: with Visual Studio 2010
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15.5. Binding Changes
Besides the very welcome new Binding window in VS2010, there are a number of other changes in the exciting world of binding.
15.5.1. Run.text
Run.text is now a dependency property, which means you can now bind to it (one way) unlike previous releases of WPF.
15.5.2. Dynamic Binding Support
WPF 4.0 supports binding to properties implementing the IDynamicMetaObjectProvider interface such as ExpandoObject and anything inheriting from DynamicObject (see Chapter 3).
15.5.3. Input Bindings Now Support Bindings
In previous releases of WPF, it was quite tricky to set binding to input keys using the InputBinding class. This was because the Command property was not a dependency property and also didn't inherit the parent's data ...