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I'm new to wpf C# and I wanted to create a new TabItem in my MainWindow when I select the data in a separate window, is there a way to do that?

What I have tried:

Usercontrol TDados = new Usercontrol();
ClosableTab theTabItem = new ClosableTab();
theTabItem.Title = Dados._NomeCliente;
theTabItem.Content = TDados;
TabControl.Items.Add(theTabItem);
theTabItem.Focus();
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Updated 2-Sep-22 2:24am
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Graeme_Grant 1-Sep-22 23:51pm    
You need to use data binding with a "data first" approach. Are you familiar with MVVM?
Rodrigo_F_P 2-Sep-22 7:19am    
I've heard of mvvm, but I haven't stopped to look yet, because I don't have much knowledge. Does mvvm have any simple approach that I can implement?

One solution might be to use IEventAggregator messaging;
IEventAggregator messaging[^]
Event Aggregator | Prism[^]
 
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Graeme_Grant 1-Sep-22 23:50pm    
That is too advanced, as he states "I'm new to wpf C#"...
Rodrigo_F_P 2-Sep-22 7:23am    
I'm new to the language, I'm going to research about it but if you can explain to me how I would use it, it would be good
What is MVVM? Here is a great resource that covertis this topic and much more: SingletonSean WPF Playlists - YouTube[^]

Here are a couple more good WPF resources:
* The complete WPF tutorial[^]
* 2,000 Things You Should Know About WPF | Everything a WPF Developer Needs to Know, in Bite-Sized Chunks[^]
 
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