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Robert Scheer
Hi.
I am playing with WPF and now trying to understand the new databinding
model.
I have a simple DataTable that I set as the DataContext for a window,
and bind some textboxes to it. That part is ok. Now I need to create
two buttons for navigation, a next and previous button. On that point
I am lost. On the traditional winform that was easy to do, but how do
I change a DataContext to show the current row for a DataTable on WPF?
Regards,
Robert Scheer
I am playing with WPF and now trying to understand the new databinding
model.
I have a simple DataTable that I set as the DataContext for a window,
and bind some textboxes to it. That part is ok. Now I need to create
two buttons for navigation, a next and previous button. On that point
I am lost. On the traditional winform that was easy to do, but how do
I change a DataContext to show the current row for a DataTable on WPF?
Regards,
Robert Scheer