Should I define an Enum for my dropdown that displays options [None, 1, 2, ….10] in my wpf application?. The question is not whether “Can I”? but whether it is correct to define an Enum and bind to it for displaying options [None, 1, 2.. 10]. If you don’t think this would be the right way of doing it, what do you think would be the better way?

The question is not whether “Can I”? but whether it is correct to define an Enum and bind to it for displaying options [None, 1, 2.. 10]. If you don’t think this would be the right way of doing it, what do you think would be the better way?

I cannot get a two-way binding in WPF to work as it should do.

I bind an instance of this class to a DataGrid

I have a condition that checks if compartment(truck-empty) and purpose(“Leaving-Finished Product”) these are my only required fields must when selected should along with topseal and bottomseal do a validation and ignore other compartments for validation, Now the issue now all compartments are seem to be handling this logic and want to prevent it from happening. How can i achieve this?

[note: this is from proprietary code, so I renamed variables, functions….I might have forgotten some, just let me know]

[note: this is from proprietary code, so I renamed variables, functions….I might have forgotten some, just let me know]

I’m making a local multiplayer game in c# WPF. I’m struggling with customizeable user controls(key inputs). The game itself is a basic Bomberman. For 2 – 3 players. Ecach player can move up, down, left, right and place down a bomb. In the View layer I made a ControlSettingPage. I also set its DataContext to my ViewModel instance, so the bindings should work properly.
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