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I write these code in mainpage.xaml <Grid x:Name=\"ContentPanel\" Grid.Row=\"1\" Margin=\"12,0,12,0\">
I looked around the web for an answer, but can\'t seem to get this to work. Here is what I have: public class UIValues : INotifyPropertyChanged
In my WPF app, I use a WCF service to fetch data. So naturally, at some point i had \"complex\" objects that require a DataContract to be passed as a whole to the WPF app.
I want to bind a TextBox in the window to a property contained within a class that is a variable of the viewmodel and ensure that INotifyPropertyChanged\'s PropertyChanged event propagates from the cl
Using EF 4.1 I added the INotifyPropertyChanged interface to notified my view when properties change.
class App : Application,INotifyPropertyChanged doesn\'t raise NotifyPropertyChanged. I want update fill property from other class (path in App.xaml in style) .I want to do it from other class.Like th
I have following code and it is working fine. public partial class MainWindow : Window { Person person; public MainWindow()
I\'ve never used INotifyPropertyChanged, and I\'m considering using it widely throughout a new application.
I have a class that contains an ObservableCollection of another class. I want to be notified if one of the class members is changed, because I need to do some calculating in the MediaCollection class.
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