binding a usercontrol to the opposite of a bool property
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Pretty straightforward: I'm looking to do the same as this but in winforms. Everything that google seems to pull up is wpf specific (ie. I don't want to reference presentationframework.dll)
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The following is a representation of the intent of what I'd like to do, though it obviously doesn't work.
CheckBox1.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Checked", this.object, "!SomeBool"));
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