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WPF Databinding: How do I access the parent data context? I have a list (see below) contained in a window The window's DataContext has two properties, Items and AllowItemCommand How do I get the binding for the Hyperlink's Command property needs to res
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cmd - Finding parent process ID on Windows - Stack Overflow Problem Given a process ID amp; command-line access on a remote Windows host, how can you find its parent's PID? Solution Given Marc B's answer, we can use WMIC (Command samples here) and do somet