>From: "Nassos" <nasos@orama-tech.gr>
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>Subject: Re: what is databinding
>Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 11:32:36 +0300
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>DataBinding is the ability of the FrameWork to change a value of, lets
say,
>a textBox and with no code from you that value is stored in the property
of
>the object you want.
>ex
>TextBox tx1 = new TextBox();
>SomeClass cls = new SomeClass();
>tx1.Text = "";
>cls.Name = "Hi";
>tx1.DataBinding.Add("Text",cls,"Name");
>now :
>tx1.Text change From "" to "Hi".
>if you write in the text box "Hi there!!!" and leave the control then the
>cls.Name will be "Hi there!!!"
>Hope that gives you a clue
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>> hello:
>> what is databinding?
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http://www.dotnetmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/winform-data-binding/200506/1
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