How to prevent Databinding Leaks?
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Databinding leaks can happen when you use a property in the Path which is not a dependency property and a class that does not implement INotifyPropertyChanged event.
Apart from the workarounds mentioned in KB 938416, you can choose to call the ClearBinding
method on the control when the window is about to close.
e.g., BindingOperations.ClearBinding(sampleTextBlock, TextBlock.TextProperty);
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