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Events and Races - Fabulous Adventures In Coding

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ericlippert/archive/2009/04/29/events-and-races.aspx Here’s a question similar to one I saw on stackoverflow the other day. Suppose you have an event: public event Action Foo;
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Data Templating Overview

In The DataType Property section, we discussed that you can define different data templates for different data objects. That is especially useful when you have a CompositeCollection of different types or collections with items of different types. In the Use DataTriggers to Apply Property Values section, we have shown that if you have a collection of the same type of data objects you can create a DataTemplate and then use triggers to apply changes based on the property values of each data object.
This example shows how to bind to XML data using an XmlDataProvider . With an XmlDataProvider , the underlying data that can be accessed through data binding in your application can be any tree of XML nodes. In other words, an XmlDataProvider provides a convenient way to use any tree of XML nodes as a binding source. In the following example, the data is embedded directly as an XML data island within the Resources section. An XML data island must be wrapped in <x:XData> tags and always have a single root node, which is Inventory in this example.

Binding.XPath Property (System.Windows.Data)

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.data.binding.xpath.aspx