The CellValuePresenter exposes an Editor property, which will be your XamComboEditor, for example.
CellValuePresenter cvp = CellValuePresenter.FromCell(...);
XamComboEditor combo = cvp.Editor as XamComboEditor;
This way you can access the ComboEditor and perform your logic. You can use the EventManager.RegisterClassHandler method to hook up the SelectionChanged event or create a style for the XamComboEditor and do the same with a EventSetter.
Hope this helps.
Hello,
Could you please clarify what you mean by "bubble controls"? Probably what I like most in WPF is the ability to put almost anything in anything, so I do not see a reason why not use "bubble controls" just like any other.