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Hi,
I really love the AutocompleteBox - but I'm missing some things to call it a perfect control.
First of all - from my point of view FilteredSuggestions enables to use an own selection control.
This works - but not completely - I miss the possibility to fire the SuggestionSelected Event.
Assume I use an extra listbox to select suggestions - in the Tap event I can use the selected item as suggestion.
But I found no way to mimic what the default listbox does - setting the Text of the AutocompleteBox an fire SuggestionSelected.
Further it would be great if the "SuggestedItem" would be bindable.
A property to show the Items initially (without input) would also be nice.
-- Imagine a small list of possible items - how can the user know what Input is possible?
-- He types A - nothing in the list
-- He deletes A and types B - the same...
And last not least a way to keep the suggestion window open would also be great.
Especially with the "all items initially" this would be useful.
Regards
Manfred
I really love the AutocompleteBox - but I'm missing some things to call it a perfect control.
First of all - from my point of view FilteredSuggestions enables to use an own selection control.
This works - but not completely - I miss the possibility to fire the SuggestionSelected Event.
Assume I use an extra listbox to select suggestions - in the Tap event I can use the selected item as suggestion.
But I found no way to mimic what the default listbox does - setting the Text of the AutocompleteBox an fire SuggestionSelected.
Further it would be great if the "SuggestedItem" would be bindable.
A property to show the Items initially (without input) would also be nice.
-- Imagine a small list of possible items - how can the user know what Input is possible?
-- He types A - nothing in the list
-- He deletes A and types B - the same...
And last not least a way to keep the suggestion window open would also be great.
Especially with the "all items initially" this would be useful.
Regards
Manfred