It's possible.
First, you should define two Dependence properties in the C# code.
And in the Constructor of your custom control, you should set the DataContext like this:
this.DataContext = this;
Second, you can use these two properties as data binding in XAML files
Hope, this can help you.
First, you should define two Dependence properties in the C# code.
| public DependenceProperty EllipseHeightProperty = DependenceProperty.resigter("EllipseHeight",typeof(double),typeof(CustomControl1)); // Here CustomControl1 means the class of your custom control. |
| public DependenceProperty EllipseWidthProperty = DependenceProperty.resigter("EllipseWidth",typeof(double),typeof(CustomControl1)); |
| public double EllipseHeight |
| { |
| get |
| { |
| return (double)GetValue(EllipseHeightProperty); |
| } |
| set |
| { |
| SetValue(EllipseHeightProperty,value); |
| } |
| } |
| public double EllipseWidth |
| { |
| get |
| { |
| return (double)GetValue(EllipseWidthProperty); |
| } |
| set |
| { |
| SetValue(EllipseWidthProperty,value); |
| } |
| } |
this.DataContext = this;
Second, you can use these two properties as data binding in XAML files
| <Ellipse Height={Binding Path=EllipseHeight} Width={Binding Path=EllipseWidth} /> |
Hope, this can help you.