Thanks Bigsby,
The thing is that I have no class of my own. I want to use a string. All I want is a user control that contains a textbox. I want the DataContext of the user control to be assigned a string (actually bind it to a property of any other object). Then I want to show this string in the inner textbox (keeping the binding). When I update the string using the inner textbox, the change must get communicated back to the property bound to the DataContext.
Thanks
The thing is that I have no class of my own. I want to use a string. All I want is a user control that contains a textbox. I want the DataContext of the user control to be assigned a string (actually bind it to a property of any other object). Then I want to show this string in the inner textbox (keeping the binding). When I update the string using the inner textbox, the change must get communicated back to the property bound to the DataContext.
Thanks