More about binding

I just want to show one more examples of binding.

Beside binding of TreeView to which I already gave an example here, there is another possibility of TreeView binding.

For this example I don't need model, so my view model looks like this: 

public class ClassBinding
{
	public List<string> MyTest
	{
		get
		{
			List<string> pom = new List<string>();
			pom.Add("test");
			return pom;
		}
	}

	public ClassBinding MyContextTest
	{
	  get
	  {
		return new ClassBinding();
	  }
	}

}

My XAML for tree view binding looks like this: 

<Grid>
	<TreeView DataContext="{Binding Path=MyContextTest}" ItemsSource="{Binding MyTest}"/>
</Grid>

Notice line {Binding Path=MyContextTest} then notice that MyContextClass is property of the class ClassBinding.

Example project you can download from here.

This article I wrote with help of my colleague from ISE.