Imagine I have a TextBox that it’s Text should be equal to the number of running processes in the machine.
How to make it to update without using timers? Is there a way using Dependency Property or Bindings?
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Imagine I have a TextBox that it’s Text should be equal to the number of running processes in the machine.
How to make it to update without using timers? Is there a way using Dependency Property or Bindings?
I’m not sure what this has to with binding to a method.
You’d have to keep calling the method on a timer, just the same.
You can set the DataContext to an object that implements
INotifyPropertyChangedand exposes a property with the data you want (the getter can, of course, call a method).Without a timer, you’ll need an event to which your data object can subscribe, and then you can raise a notification that the property of interest has changed each time the event fires, and the UI element bound to that property will be updated.