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I have ten UI Controls of the same type in a UI and all will be using same multi binding converter.
The problem is I can not create a common style for multibinding which I can apply to all UI controls to avoid duplicate code, as each control will use a different binding property to pass as a Binding to converter.
Is there any way in WPF we can avoid duplicate code for this scenario?
You can extend MarkupExtension, which allows you to define a custom Converter wrapper and then just call it with the 2 Paths.
Edit: in your case it’s probably best to inherit directly from MultiBinding and set sensible defaults in the constructor.