Well, i don\'t think my title is quite efficient, but anyway. Let me explain more precisely. I have a class, Vehicle. I created two child classes, Car and Plane. I want to monitor the speed, which is
When I have a class that implements INotifyPropertyChanged, is it ok to expose the implementation as a public method?
This is the code to reproduce this issue: xaml: <Window x:Class=\"WpfApplication1.MainWindow\" xmlns=\"http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation\"
I have a dependency property exposed in my control that takes its value from another object that already implements INotifyPropertyChanged.
My brain in stuck trying to resolve an issue i have encounted and some assistance would go a long way.
I have clear idea about View and ViewModel in MVVM pattern. I am planning to implement MVVM pattern in my application. I\'m facing an issue regarding the model. I have .xml file which is parsed and th
I am developing a part of my app where I need to take images I have in the phone (user downloads them with the application) and displaying them in a databound listbox. Let us call this Page1.
i have <Grid Name=\"thisPage\"> <TextBlock Name=\"tbtb\" /> <ScrollViewer Name=\"sv4\" Visibility=\"Hidden\">
Ok so here\'s the problem: I wrote a UserControl which receives a new value say like every 100ms and does something with it. It has to handle each new value setter, even if the value didn\'t change. T
I have a class with INotifyPropertyChanged interface. There is a property with the name Total Progress.