I have this sample code:
<ControlTemplate Content="{Binding .}"/>
What does the point mean here relating to the binding?
I have this sample code: <ControlTemplate Content={Binding .}/> What does the point mean here
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I have this sample code:
<ControlTemplate Content="{Binding .}"/>
What does the point mean here relating to the binding?
The
.(period) of the binding refers to the binding path, and simply tells it to bind to the current source (i.e. inherited DataContext).From the MSDN page:
Also note that
Path=can be omitted if Path is the first parameter, so your code means exactly the same. I tend to prefer just the{Binding}syntax, though it’s up to you.