How to assign a property to another element's property.

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Hi, I meet a problem and it's necessary to assign a property of a element to the property of another element:

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<TextBlock Name="tb" Text="s">
<TextBlock Text=tb.Text>

Of course, these codes are not going to work, so, how can I make these codes run?

Binding is not allowed to use here.

And the property of the element is not allowed to be defined as static.

Posted 16-Jul-10 17:57pm

xnacs@foxmail.com

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I got the answer from the MSDN:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wpf/thread/ca33c511-d833-4264-9534-6ef9a73078f7[^]

Posted 21-Jul-10 5:54am

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Xmen Real 23-Jul-10 9:22am

glad you found the solution, even I got something to learn about OneTime binding ;)

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**Xmen Real** · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-17T15:41:00

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Well, since you don't want to use Binding. I'm not sure you can do that. There is no TextChanged event.

more info[^]

Posted 17-Jul-10 15:41pm

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xnacs@foxmail.com 18-Jul-10 9:14am

Maybe there is a misunderstanding.
I don't need the TextChanged event or else.

For this inline [TextBlock Name="2ndtb" Text=tb.Text], I want the "2ndtb".Text is assigned once by tb.Text, and separated for tb.Text.

That means the binding is doing just the opposite thing from what I wanted.

Xmen Real 18-Jul-10 9:17am

You mean, once you set textblock1 it set textblock2 but only first time ?

xnacs@foxmail.com 21-Jul-10 11:45am

I am sorry for being late.

There is no alert when adding comments.

For your question, yes, it sets only the first time.