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Binding list elements with label code behind
How to set a binding in Code?How to enable assembly bind failure logging (Fusion) in .NETPerformance impact of Wpf Binding Path=x:Static <propertypath>?WPF Binding to TooltipMVVM binding properties and subpropertiesTry-catch speeding up my code?Why not inherit from List<T>?Array of textbox and labels how to get value in submit method in c#WPF Binding a label with propertiesWPF StringFormat in Binding doesn't work in code behindBinding Lists of Elements to an DataGrid
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I'm try to bind struct list with labels that created dynamically.
code of structure:
public struct PrinterToGridBinds
public string extPrinterName get; set;
public string extIcecreamType get; set;
public string extBatchNumber get; set;
public string extBeginingDate get; set;
public string extPrinterState get; set;
public string extBatchCounter get; set;
public string extDIOCounter get; set;
public PrinterToGridBinds(string extPrinterName, string extIcecreamType, string extBatchNumber, string extBeginingDate,
string extPrinterState, string extBatchCounter, string extDIOCounter)
this.extPrinterName = extPrinterName;
this.extIcecreamType = extIcecreamType;
this.extBatchNumber = extBatchNumber;
this.extBeginingDate = extBeginingDate;
this.extPrinterState = extPrinterState;
this.extBatchCounter = extBatchCounter;
this.extDIOCounter = extDIOCounter;
public List<PrinterToGridBinds> lst_PrinterToGridBindings = new List<PrinterToGridBinds>();
Initialize list of structures
private void PrinterToGridBindingInit()
for (int i = 0; i < PrinterNumber; i++)
lst_PrinterToGridBindings.Add(new PrinterToGridBinds("Num " + (i + 1).ToString(), "-", "-", "-", "-", "-", "-"));
and try to bind this with labels that creating dynamically. Code below:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
Label lbl_PrinterName = new Label();
lbl_PrinterName.Name = "Name_" + i.ToString();
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath(lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
lbl_PrinterName.SetBinding(Label.ContentProperty, lbl_Binding);
Grid.SetRow(lbl_PrinterName, i + 2);
Grid.SetColumn(lbl_PrinterName, 3);
grd_WorkArea.Children.Add(lbl_PrinterName);
And I don't see any result after program runs. From other side, if I define property
public string PropName1 get; set; = "PropTest";
and add this property to binding like this:
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath("PropName1"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
All works like a charm! Where is my mistake?How to bind structure data with labels dynamically?
c# wpf binding
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I'm try to bind struct list with labels that created dynamically.
code of structure:
public struct PrinterToGridBinds
public string extPrinterName get; set;
public string extIcecreamType get; set;
public string extBatchNumber get; set;
public string extBeginingDate get; set;
public string extPrinterState get; set;
public string extBatchCounter get; set;
public string extDIOCounter get; set;
public PrinterToGridBinds(string extPrinterName, string extIcecreamType, string extBatchNumber, string extBeginingDate,
string extPrinterState, string extBatchCounter, string extDIOCounter)
this.extPrinterName = extPrinterName;
this.extIcecreamType = extIcecreamType;
this.extBatchNumber = extBatchNumber;
this.extBeginingDate = extBeginingDate;
this.extPrinterState = extPrinterState;
this.extBatchCounter = extBatchCounter;
this.extDIOCounter = extDIOCounter;
public List<PrinterToGridBinds> lst_PrinterToGridBindings = new List<PrinterToGridBinds>();
Initialize list of structures
private void PrinterToGridBindingInit()
for (int i = 0; i < PrinterNumber; i++)
lst_PrinterToGridBindings.Add(new PrinterToGridBinds("Num " + (i + 1).ToString(), "-", "-", "-", "-", "-", "-"));
and try to bind this with labels that creating dynamically. Code below:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
Label lbl_PrinterName = new Label();
lbl_PrinterName.Name = "Name_" + i.ToString();
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath(lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
lbl_PrinterName.SetBinding(Label.ContentProperty, lbl_Binding);
Grid.SetRow(lbl_PrinterName, i + 2);
Grid.SetColumn(lbl_PrinterName, 3);
grd_WorkArea.Children.Add(lbl_PrinterName);
And I don't see any result after program runs. From other side, if I define property
public string PropName1 get; set; = "PropTest";
and add this property to binding like this:
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath("PropName1"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
All works like a charm! Where is my mistake?How to bind structure data with labels dynamically?
c# wpf binding
add a comment |
I'm try to bind struct list with labels that created dynamically.
code of structure:
public struct PrinterToGridBinds
public string extPrinterName get; set;
public string extIcecreamType get; set;
public string extBatchNumber get; set;
public string extBeginingDate get; set;
public string extPrinterState get; set;
public string extBatchCounter get; set;
public string extDIOCounter get; set;
public PrinterToGridBinds(string extPrinterName, string extIcecreamType, string extBatchNumber, string extBeginingDate,
string extPrinterState, string extBatchCounter, string extDIOCounter)
this.extPrinterName = extPrinterName;
this.extIcecreamType = extIcecreamType;
this.extBatchNumber = extBatchNumber;
this.extBeginingDate = extBeginingDate;
this.extPrinterState = extPrinterState;
this.extBatchCounter = extBatchCounter;
this.extDIOCounter = extDIOCounter;
public List<PrinterToGridBinds> lst_PrinterToGridBindings = new List<PrinterToGridBinds>();
Initialize list of structures
private void PrinterToGridBindingInit()
for (int i = 0; i < PrinterNumber; i++)
lst_PrinterToGridBindings.Add(new PrinterToGridBinds("Num " + (i + 1).ToString(), "-", "-", "-", "-", "-", "-"));
and try to bind this with labels that creating dynamically. Code below:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
Label lbl_PrinterName = new Label();
lbl_PrinterName.Name = "Name_" + i.ToString();
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath(lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
lbl_PrinterName.SetBinding(Label.ContentProperty, lbl_Binding);
Grid.SetRow(lbl_PrinterName, i + 2);
Grid.SetColumn(lbl_PrinterName, 3);
grd_WorkArea.Children.Add(lbl_PrinterName);
And I don't see any result after program runs. From other side, if I define property
public string PropName1 get; set; = "PropTest";
and add this property to binding like this:
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath("PropName1"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
All works like a charm! Where is my mistake?How to bind structure data with labels dynamically?
c# wpf binding
I'm try to bind struct list with labels that created dynamically.
code of structure:
public struct PrinterToGridBinds
public string extPrinterName get; set;
public string extIcecreamType get; set;
public string extBatchNumber get; set;
public string extBeginingDate get; set;
public string extPrinterState get; set;
public string extBatchCounter get; set;
public string extDIOCounter get; set;
public PrinterToGridBinds(string extPrinterName, string extIcecreamType, string extBatchNumber, string extBeginingDate,
string extPrinterState, string extBatchCounter, string extDIOCounter)
this.extPrinterName = extPrinterName;
this.extIcecreamType = extIcecreamType;
this.extBatchNumber = extBatchNumber;
this.extBeginingDate = extBeginingDate;
this.extPrinterState = extPrinterState;
this.extBatchCounter = extBatchCounter;
this.extDIOCounter = extDIOCounter;
public List<PrinterToGridBinds> lst_PrinterToGridBindings = new List<PrinterToGridBinds>();
Initialize list of structures
private void PrinterToGridBindingInit()
for (int i = 0; i < PrinterNumber; i++)
lst_PrinterToGridBindings.Add(new PrinterToGridBinds("Num " + (i + 1).ToString(), "-", "-", "-", "-", "-", "-"));
and try to bind this with labels that creating dynamically. Code below:
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
Label lbl_PrinterName = new Label();
lbl_PrinterName.Name = "Name_" + i.ToString();
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath(lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
lbl_PrinterName.SetBinding(Label.ContentProperty, lbl_Binding);
Grid.SetRow(lbl_PrinterName, i + 2);
Grid.SetColumn(lbl_PrinterName, 3);
grd_WorkArea.Children.Add(lbl_PrinterName);
And I don't see any result after program runs. From other side, if I define property
public string PropName1 get; set; = "PropTest";
and add this property to binding like this:
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Path = new PropertyPath("PropName1"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
All works like a charm! Where is my mistake?How to bind structure data with labels dynamically?
c# wpf binding
c# wpf binding
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Seems like, for your working sample (with PropName
) you define the property name in property path, but for printers you define a property value lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName
. Have a look at msdn. You also should specify the Source
for binding
thank you for the answer. I tried do it like name with quotes, but this is doesn't work because of variable "i".
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:05
@Alex You also should specify theSource
for binding, according this
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 27 at 11:11
1
Oh, yes! I'm forget about this absolutely. Changed my code toBinding lbl_Binding = new Binding Source = lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i], Path = new PropertyPath("extPrinterName"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
And this is works properly. Many thanks!
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:43
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In order to show a list of elements, use an ItemsControl. Assign or bind its ItemsSource property to a collection of item objects. Set its ItemTemplate to a DataTemplate with UI elements that bind to properties of the item class.
<ItemsControl x:Name="printerList">
<ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<TextBlock Text="Binding extPrinterName"/>
</DataTemplate>
</ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
</ItemsControl>
Code behind:
printerList.ItemsSource = lst_PrinterToGridBindings;
For details, see Data Templating Overview.
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Seems like, for your working sample (with PropName
) you define the property name in property path, but for printers you define a property value lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName
. Have a look at msdn. You also should specify the Source
for binding
thank you for the answer. I tried do it like name with quotes, but this is doesn't work because of variable "i".
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:05
@Alex You also should specify theSource
for binding, according this
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 27 at 11:11
1
Oh, yes! I'm forget about this absolutely. Changed my code toBinding lbl_Binding = new Binding Source = lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i], Path = new PropertyPath("extPrinterName"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
And this is works properly. Many thanks!
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:43
add a comment |
Seems like, for your working sample (with PropName
) you define the property name in property path, but for printers you define a property value lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName
. Have a look at msdn. You also should specify the Source
for binding
thank you for the answer. I tried do it like name with quotes, but this is doesn't work because of variable "i".
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:05
@Alex You also should specify theSource
for binding, according this
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 27 at 11:11
1
Oh, yes! I'm forget about this absolutely. Changed my code toBinding lbl_Binding = new Binding Source = lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i], Path = new PropertyPath("extPrinterName"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
And this is works properly. Many thanks!
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:43
add a comment |
Seems like, for your working sample (with PropName
) you define the property name in property path, but for printers you define a property value lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName
. Have a look at msdn. You also should specify the Source
for binding
Seems like, for your working sample (with PropName
) you define the property name in property path, but for printers you define a property value lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i].extPrinterName
. Have a look at msdn. You also should specify the Source
for binding
edited Mar 27 at 12:02
answered Mar 27 at 11:02
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thank you for the answer. I tried do it like name with quotes, but this is doesn't work because of variable "i".
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:05
@Alex You also should specify theSource
for binding, according this
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 27 at 11:11
1
Oh, yes! I'm forget about this absolutely. Changed my code toBinding lbl_Binding = new Binding Source = lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i], Path = new PropertyPath("extPrinterName"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
And this is works properly. Many thanks!
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:43
add a comment |
thank you for the answer. I tried do it like name with quotes, but this is doesn't work because of variable "i".
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:05
@Alex You also should specify theSource
for binding, according this
– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 27 at 11:11
1
Oh, yes! I'm forget about this absolutely. Changed my code toBinding lbl_Binding = new Binding Source = lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i], Path = new PropertyPath("extPrinterName"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
And this is works properly. Many thanks!
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:43
thank you for the answer. I tried do it like name with quotes, but this is doesn't work because of variable "i".
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:05
thank you for the answer. I tried do it like name with quotes, but this is doesn't work because of variable "i".
– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:05
@Alex You also should specify the
Source
for binding, according this– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 27 at 11:11
@Alex You also should specify the
Source
for binding, according this– Pavel Anikhouski
Mar 27 at 11:11
1
1
Oh, yes! I'm forget about this absolutely. Changed my code to
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Source = lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i], Path = new PropertyPath("extPrinterName"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
And this is works properly. Many thanks!– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:43
Oh, yes! I'm forget about this absolutely. Changed my code to
Binding lbl_Binding = new Binding Source = lst_PrinterToGridBindings[i], Path = new PropertyPath("extPrinterName"), Mode = BindingMode.OneWay ;
And this is works properly. Many thanks!– Alex
Mar 27 at 11:43
add a comment |
In order to show a list of elements, use an ItemsControl. Assign or bind its ItemsSource property to a collection of item objects. Set its ItemTemplate to a DataTemplate with UI elements that bind to properties of the item class.
<ItemsControl x:Name="printerList">
<ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<TextBlock Text="Binding extPrinterName"/>
</DataTemplate>
</ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
</ItemsControl>
Code behind:
printerList.ItemsSource = lst_PrinterToGridBindings;
For details, see Data Templating Overview.
add a comment |
In order to show a list of elements, use an ItemsControl. Assign or bind its ItemsSource property to a collection of item objects. Set its ItemTemplate to a DataTemplate with UI elements that bind to properties of the item class.
<ItemsControl x:Name="printerList">
<ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<TextBlock Text="Binding extPrinterName"/>
</DataTemplate>
</ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
</ItemsControl>
Code behind:
printerList.ItemsSource = lst_PrinterToGridBindings;
For details, see Data Templating Overview.
add a comment |
In order to show a list of elements, use an ItemsControl. Assign or bind its ItemsSource property to a collection of item objects. Set its ItemTemplate to a DataTemplate with UI elements that bind to properties of the item class.
<ItemsControl x:Name="printerList">
<ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<TextBlock Text="Binding extPrinterName"/>
</DataTemplate>
</ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
</ItemsControl>
Code behind:
printerList.ItemsSource = lst_PrinterToGridBindings;
For details, see Data Templating Overview.
In order to show a list of elements, use an ItemsControl. Assign or bind its ItemsSource property to a collection of item objects. Set its ItemTemplate to a DataTemplate with UI elements that bind to properties of the item class.
<ItemsControl x:Name="printerList">
<ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<TextBlock Text="Binding extPrinterName"/>
</DataTemplate>
</ItemsControl.ItemTemplate>
</ItemsControl>
Code behind:
printerList.ItemsSource = lst_PrinterToGridBindings;
For details, see Data Templating Overview.
answered Mar 27 at 11:20
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