Hello,
Again, this is not a technical help request, but I wonder if someone (from Microsoft or not) can think of a reason for the fact that in the ListBox there is a "DisplayMemberPath" property (allowing a developer to specify a binding path for the property to use from each item to be displayed in the list through ItemSource data-binding), but a ListView column (using GridView) has a similar, yet very different, "DisplayMemberBinding" property (this, not like DisplayMemberPath which is just a string, is of type Binding - so this one allows the developer to add a converter if he or she wants).
Personally, I think that it should have been "DisplayMemberBinding" everywhere, as it's more powerful.
But maybe there are good reasons for these not being implemented this way in the current version of WPF, and I assume someone could at least explain those reasons to me and others like me, who want to author controls themselves and don't know which route to follow, Path or Binding setting... Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.
