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Hi, How do I access the QueryableCollectionView that the GridView is maintaining internally? I do see a DataItemCollection that is wrapper and it internally holds the real QueryableCollectionView.
The reason why I want this is my app is fully MVVM based and I don't want to pass around the GridView to control the data representation. I also want the QueryableCollectionView to do some other logical calculations based on groupings etc., Please let me know with a sample.
-Fahad
The reason why I want this is my app is fully MVVM based and I don't want to pass around the GridView to control the data representation. I also want the QueryableCollectionView to do some other logical calculations based on groupings etc., Please let me know with a sample.
-Fahad
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Hi Fahad,
Have you tried working with the wrapper you have mentioned? The wrapper is available through the Items property.
If that is not possible, I would like to ask for more detailed information about your requirements so that we can provide you with the best possible solution.
Best wishes,
Milan
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Have you tried working with the wrapper you have mentioned? The wrapper is available through the Items property.
If that is not possible, I would like to ask for more detailed information about your requirements so that we can provide you with the best possible solution.
Best wishes,
Milan
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answered on 28 Jun 2011, 10:10 AM
Hi Milan,
Yes, I did work with your wrapper and it looks like it will solve most use cases. I'm working out some big auto-updating screens now, so I was rather interested to know how-to access the internal view, but then like you say the wrapper would be enough I think. Let me work out things and see how I progress. Will get back to you if I have a scenario when I'm stuck.
-Fahad
Yes, I did work with your wrapper and it looks like it will solve most use cases. I'm working out some big auto-updating screens now, so I was rather interested to know how-to access the internal view, but then like you say the wrapper would be enough I think. Let me work out things and see how I progress. Will get back to you if I have a scenario when I'm stuck.
-Fahad