I have several PowerShell modules I've developed using WPF/XAML and one of them uses an example I found and used to bind a DataGrid ItemSource property to a variable called "resultsData":
<DataGrid Name="gridResults" ItemsSource="{DynamicResource resultsData}"/>
Then in the Window.Resources section of my XAML file there is a reference made to the data binding value:
<Window.Resources>
<x:Array x:Key="resultsData" Type="sys:Object"/>
</Window.Resources>
Finally, in PowerShell I can update the DataGrid's property as follows:
$uiHash.Window.Resources["resultsData"] = $uiHash.resultsHash
This works really well and I'm trying to replicate it in another project where I'm simply trying to bind the text property of a TextBlock using the Windows.Resources section in my XAML file. The problem is I have no idea what to put in that section to make it work.
I've tried using the same <x:Array> tag but it's obviously not an array. I've tried <x:Code> and <x:Null> and a multitude of other options which all result in a failure to load the window along with Visual Studio's visual designer barfing...
Could someone help me understand what to put in the Windows.Resources section to ensure I can reference these properties in PowerShell through the Window.Resources object?
