Although BindingList<T> and ObservableCollection<T> provide mechanisms to detect list changes, they don\'t support mechanisms to detect/intercept changes before they happen.
I got a class called \"Board\" and one of its property\'s is an ObservableCollection. When i send the ObservableCollection through WCF (from server to client) end call it from my proxy, it\'s turned i
I\'ve set the ItemsSource of a ListBox to an ObservableCollection<Employee> collection, and my Employee class implements INotifyPropertyChanged.
I know this has been asked different ways several times, but I\'m just not getting it.Why don\'t I see my test strings in the listbox?
How doe开发者_开发知识库s one convert an ObservableCollection to a List of the held objects?Just need to add the namespace using System.Linq;
I\'m working on a Refresh() extension method for ObservableCollection which ad开发者_C百科ds, removes or replaces items based on a matching key (this means when bound to a DataGrid the grid doesn\'t r
Please suggest an easiest way to get a random shuffled collection of count 开发者_开发知识库\'n\' from a collection having \'N\' items. where n <= NFurther to mquander\'s answer and Dan Blanchard\'
I have a listbox bound to a view model observable collection: This works fine, minus one little hitch... assuming that the observable collection contains strings, the whole thing breaks down when e
My application uses a WPF DataGrid. One of the columns is a template column that contains a ComboBox bound to an ObservableCollection of the entity which feeds the row. When I add a value to the Obser
I get a compile error, \"Cannot implicitly conver type \'System.Collections.ObjectModel.ObservableCollection to ProddataRecsObservable\'. An explicit conversion exists\" See comments in following code
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