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Sorry if the title is awkward, it's tricky for me to word this problem concisely.
In my view model I have three bools that are two-way bound to three radio buttons, here is one of them, the other two are identical but with different names:
private bool _calcNumsOff;
public bool CalcNumsOff
{
get { return _calcNumsOff; }
set
{
_calcNumsOff = value;
OnPropertyChanged("CalcNumsOff");
}
}
On my main window I have a TextBox and when the radio-buttons are changed I would like the TextBox's TextChanged event to fire, but keep the text that it contains. So I would imagine the simplest way to do that is just send the TextBox the content of its own Text property with something like: InputTextBox.Text = InputTextBox.Text;
I assume this would be done in the property's setter? My main issue though is the scoping, the class can't see the TextBox, so maybe I'm going about this all wrong?
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In my view model I have three bools that are two-way bound to three radio buttons, here is one of them, the other two are identical but with different names:
private bool _calcNumsOff;
public bool CalcNumsOff
{
get { return _calcNumsOff; }
set
{
_calcNumsOff = value;
OnPropertyChanged("CalcNumsOff");
}
}
On my main window I have a TextBox and when the radio-buttons are changed I would like the TextBox's TextChanged event to fire, but keep the text that it contains. So I would imagine the simplest way to do that is just send the TextBox the content of its own Text property with something like: InputTextBox.Text = InputTextBox.Text;
I assume this would be done in the property's setter? My main issue though is the scoping, the class can't see the TextBox, so maybe I'm going about this all wrong?
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