I\'m trying to figure out what I need to change to bind this code to a listview. XAML: <Window x:Class=\"MainWindow\"
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I\'m updating an ObservableCollection of a WPF ViewModel in a WCF Data Service asynchronous query callback method:
How would one go about sorting my listbox contents? It see开发者_如何学JAVAms to me that it would make more sense to keep this only on the UI layer since sorting won\'t affect my business logic, so it
Hello I have the following setup for a treeview: <local:BuddyManager x:Key=\"bmBuddyManager\" />
Is the following way of updating an ObservableCollection from another one (both based on the same class) good enough or it better to be done in another way (or just to be improved)?
I\'m new to WPF and this following has stumped me for a while now: I have an observableCollection of People object in my model that is bound to my tabControl. So each my a new People object is added,
My collection seems fine as I am able to use a ListView and it responds correctly to adds, however when I nest a listview into a UserControl it doesn\'t.I\'ve provided the pertinent code.
I have written the following class which implements(or tries to!) a dictionary with notifications: public partial class ObservableDictionary<TKey, TValue> : Dictionary<TKey, TValue>, INot
I have a DataBinding with a MultiBinding of two ObservableCollections, and i want to switch between them on a condition with a MultiConv开发者_C百科erter.
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