How do you bind a string property to a syntax editor document?
We previously had a textbox that we used for scripting, with the Text property bound to a string in the view model. I have now replaced this textbox with a XamSyntaxEditor but i don't see any way to bind this string property to the document within this syntaxeditor. I can see the value through code but I would rather just bind it directly as there are other parts of the code that rely on this binding.
Thanks guys,
I have managed to bind the Document property of the SyntaxEditor and tweaked our code slightly to take this into account and it all appears to be working.
A .Text property would certainly make this more usable though. I'm sure I'm no the only person who will be using this control to replace a Textbox, so changing the behavior to make it more like a textbox would certainly simply things a lot.
Hello,
I'm also replacing the textBox control with a XamSyntaxEditor, could you provide an example of how you managed to bind a string property to the document.
Thanks,
d3
The document property of the XamSytaxEditor is a dependency property and can be bound to a TextDocument. Binding the Syntax Editor directly to a string would be a feature request.
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