WPF 4.5 – Part 9 : binding to static properties

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submitted by jmix90(570) 7 months, 29 days ago

There is two different ways to make a property bindable: implementing INotifyPropertyChanged is the most known solution, the other one is to create a event named PropertyNameChanged. In WPF 4.0 there is no way to create a static property which can be used by a binding with property change notifications. In this post, part of a serie on the WPF 4.5 new features, we’ll see how it can now be done!

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posted by dpeterson(4397) 7 months, 28 days ago 0

I think I'm a little confused on which part is new in WPF 4.5, could you not bind to a static resource at all then? Or do you mean that the binding would not update on a static resource in WPF 4?

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