Back in May 2008, I found a way to use Linq expression to fire notification change, and just after that on September 2008, changing the first implementation to benefit extension methods, things looked a lot easier and more C# 3.0 style. But now to think of it, the best implementation of INotifyPropertyChange would be not to implement it at all! Is this possible? Continue reading
A while a go, I had a post regarding how to implement the INotifyPropertyChanged event in a more proper fashion. You didn’t have to hard-code the property name, and could instead use a linq expression, which with a help of an extension method, the name of the property is easily extracted, and passed to raise the PropertyChanged event. Continue reading
Today, I found something very interesting regarding using of Linq Expressions. As you may know, binding objects in WPF required you to implement INotifyPropertyChanged interface (at least if you’re using two-way binding). Continue reading
