recursive-databinding

XAML Binding to the opposite of another element

孤人 提交于 2020-01-14 07:24:12
问题 I am developing a simple exercise and want to know if there is a way to bind to the opposite of another element using only XAML. For example. I have two buttons on a form, Start and Stop perhaps for a timer. I dont want both to be enables at the same time. When the program starts, the stop button should be disabled. When the start button is clicked, it should be disabled and the stop button enabled. Then vice versa until the user quits. I know there are better controls for exactly this, and I

.NET WinForms DataBinding - BindingList<IBindableItem> where some implementations of IBindableItem may also implement IList

可紊 提交于 2019-12-11 10:20:37
问题 This is related to another question of mine, and unfortunately I'm having a difficult time summarizing the issue in my Title--so please bear with me. I've created a databindable class called Folder which implements a ITreeItem interface and inherits from BindingList<ITreeItem> . I have a second class, TreeLeaf , which is a leaf in the tree, a terminus that can't contain more child items. The intent is to be able to databind to a Folder and have databinding walk the tree of folders (and n