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Is it possible to escape a . (dot) within a PropertyPath when creating a Binding in code behind? I've come across some sources suggesting you can use square brackets, or possibly \u2024, but it appears those solutions might work only in XAML. I have yet to find an approach that works in code behind. My current solution is to substitute in underscores for the dots, but I'm wondering if there's a better way. Thanks for any info or guidance.
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Is it possible to escape a . (dot) within a
PropertyPathwhen creating aBindingin code behind? I've come across some sources suggesting you can use square brackets, or possibly\u2024, but it appears those solutions might work only in XAML. I have yet to find an approach that works in code behind. My current solution is to substitute in underscores for the dots, but I'm wondering if there's a better way. Thanks for any info or guidance.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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