Create a dependency property in extended Textbox in WPF

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I have created a extended control using WPF TextBox as base. text property of base TextBox is binding internally with a validator property. I want to create a another property which should be a dependency property so that user can bind this property in Two way mode. New property should reflect base TextBox's text property and vice versa. How it can be done?

Posted 8-Oct-14 20:25pm

Prashant Singh Thakur

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Oct-14 4:08am

What's the problem? Creation of dependency properties is clearly described in documentation and tutorials.
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