turrican said:spivonious said:*snip*I see. Thanks for the clear help.
I do have " ItemsSource="{Binding}"" in my XAML for the listBox1.
A small question, "myThingies"... in my case, it's a ObservableCollection<T>, now, how can I have "Stuff","Things","People" in this? Do you mean 3 other ObservableCollection<T> inside that one with the name "Stuff","Things" and "People"?
and if that is the case, so when I do the ItemsSource="{Binding Stuff}" , it will automatically match it with it, right?
What I mean is, I do understand what you said but I am unsure how I can have several collections in "one" and then attach it to the datacontext? Could you give me a small sample code on an observablecollection having "3" stuff in it?
Thanks.
The DataContext can be whatever you want it to be. It doesn't have to be a collection. The property is available on all WPF controls.
In one of my WPF apps, I have the DataContext set to an instance of a DataSet, and the bindings refer to the tables inside.
