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Could Someone help me to find out why l.X1 is set to default value(0.0) when the binded source is having a value of 156. Following image may be self explanatory.

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Where tag property is assigned in the code, can you please post that code also?

saurabh
l.Tag = p;where p is a point taken from an XML
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http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/t/66005.aspx

I don't think you can use a DependencyProperty as a BindingSource in SilverLight. See the link above.

Les
Just curious,Why Framworkelement exposes a method named SetBinding(dp,binding).when it is not supported
async
My understanding is the WPF does support SetBinding() to DependencyProperty objects in the Binding.Source, but that Silverlight does not. I won't swear to it, though. Can you mock up a test with WPF?
Les
These missing lines in the CLR set methods were causing that odd result. In set methods I played with a different attached property.SetValue(CenterXProperty, value);SetValue(CenterYProperty, value);
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These missing lines in the CLR set methods were causing that odd result. In set methods I played with a different attached property. SetValue(CenterXProperty, value); SetValue(CenterYProperty, value);

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