Silverlight MultiBindings, How to attach multiple bindings to a single property.

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A Technical Blog, originally posted at http://www.scottlogic.co.uk/blog/wpf/?p=347

This blog post describes a technique for associating multiple bindings with a single dependency property within Silverlight applications. WPF already has this functionality in the form of MultiBindings, the code in this post emulates this function.

Type	Technical Blog
Licence	CPOL
First Posted	25 Jun 2009
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