Is it possible - in a WPF, .NET Framework app, to inject my own, user-defined services into the IServiceProvider argument received by MarkupExtension.ProvideValue?
Typically I've made all my value converters derive from Markup Extension merely so I could create them inline in attribute bindings if I desired (instead of declaring them as StaticResource).
Like this:
public class MyConverter : MarkupExtension, IValueConverter
{
public override object ProvideValue(IServiceProvider serviceProvider) => this;
// (IValueConverter implementation here... blah blah blah...)
I've never used that IServiceProvider argument but there it is, already available to me. The documentation talks about built-in services I can use there. But is there any way to register my own services sometime when my application starts so that my markup extension could then retrieve them?
(I already realize I can use MultiBindings, I'm just trying to understand if I can avoid them in some cases)