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Value converters with multiple bindings - .NET MAUI Tutorial
From the course: .NET MAUI: Beyond the Basics
Value converters with multiple bindings
- [Instructor] In the last video we discussed some of the limitations of value converters and the parameters when a converter needs to have input from several different properties to calculate the correct value. With standard value converters, we had to do things like try to pass in a reference to the whole ViewModel, which led to problems with reusability of the value converter as well as when to notify the value converter that the entire object had changed when only a few properties may be what is of interest. The solution to this is creating a value converter with multibindings. Unlike a traditional value converter, this type of value converter can be bound to and listen to the changes from several independent properties. This also makes them much easier to reuse as they can be directly bound to multiple value types instead of an entire object of a known type with multiple properties. So we'll continue on with our…
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Ancestor bindings2m 56s
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Ancestor bindings example4m 21s
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Binding to views5m 31s
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Limitations of value converter parameters6m 18s
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Value converters with multiple bindings5m 33s
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When data binding goes wrong5m 2s
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Challenge: Working with data binding1m 49s
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Solution: Working with data binding2m 44s
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