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Binding Variable to Control

Tao
I am newbie to C#. Here is a question:

I want to bind a variable in my class to a control. I got tons of troubles
to do so.

Can somebody give me quick sample in C#(not VB) please.

Thanks.
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Tao,

You should expose that variable as a public property. Then, you can
bind to the property. For example, say your class exposes the variable
through a property named "MyProperty", you could bind a textbox to it using:

// The textbox is textbox. myInstance is the object instance.
textbox.DataBindings.Add("MyProperty", myInstance, null);

If your property changes, and you want your bindings to automatically
update as a result, then you need to expose an event with the name <property
name>Changed. This event is of type EventHandler, and you would fire the
event after the value has changed.

Hope this helps.
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I am newbie to C#. Here is a question:

I want to bind a variable in my class to a control. I got tons of troubles
to do so.

Can somebody give me quick sample in C#(not VB) please.

Thanks.

Nov 16 '05 #2

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