Bind winforms label to an object's state

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I've a particular class which has a property called Status, which can either have two string values at one time - "active" or "inactive"; not both. I am trying to have a label control text property reflect this value. So how do we do this?

Posted 30-Nov-09 22:21pm

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Updated 1-Dec-09 5:06am

Sean Ewington

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2009-12-01T02:35:00

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You can use a delegate to fire when the status is changed, to set the value. You can't do automatic binding to a control, so that the data source changes, not in winforms.

Posted 1-Dec-09 2:35am

Christian Graus