In C# (or in C# with WPF), how would I build a checkbox at run time? I would I be able to query the check box to see if the user clicked on it?

In other words, suppose I have a "grid" on which I want to have displayed some checkboxes. But I do not know how many checkboxes to display. I suppose I could (in WPF) fill the grid with checkboxes at design time and mark them as hidden (or visibly == false) and then show them at run time. But I was hoping there was a more elegant way to do this.

Here is the pseudo code

GridViewCell myCheckboxCell = new GridViewCell();
myCheckboxCell .cellStyle = checkbox;

//Add new row
myGridView.Rows.Add(1);
myGridView.Rows[ ].Cell[ ] = myCheckBoxCell

I believe there are other ways to do it.
Refer
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...boboxcell.aspx

With regards,