How to add a binding to UIElement's property, without SetBinding() method?

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I'm asking about Column object - DataGridControl from Xceed's WPF Extended Toolkit. I need to create a Column in code, and add a binding to its Width property. Column class doesn't expose the SetBinding() method. Although in XAML - it supports bindings as usual:

<xcdg:Column Width="{Binding Path=ColWidth}">

Is there a way to make such binding to some ViewModel's property? Or a walkaround, possibly, to apply some Style or Template (static? created in code?) that would have a binding?

`SetBinding` is a convenience method for some other static method of the same name if i remember correctly. Forgot where it's defined. EDIT: Thanks, google. — H.B., Jul 19 '16 at 15:38

score 1 · Accepted Answer · answered Jul 19 '16 at 15:40

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Use BindingOperations.SetBinding, it's the method that should be used internally by FrameworkElement.SetBinding.

answered Jul 19 '16 at 15:40

H.B.

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How to add a binding to UIElement's property, without SetBinding() method?

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