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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Sorting Evolution (8) - Sorting a WPF ListView/GridView by clicking on the header - Behaviors (Expression Blend)

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Eighth generation Last time ( Seventh Generation ) we used Attached Properties to enable sorting within XAML . An alternative, but simila...
Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Sorting Evolution (7) - Sorting a WPF ListView/GridView by clicking on the header - Attached Property

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Seventh generation With the last post ( Sixth Generation ) we have improved our sorting mechanism that it can be easily reused in diverse...
Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Sorting Evolution (6) - Sorting a WPF ListView/GridView by clicking on the header - More Reusability

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Sixth Generation Now we want to extract the sorting method to an own class. So it can also reused every time we need sorting. private   ...
Thursday, February 13, 2014

Sorting Evolution (5) - Sorting a WPF ListView/GridView by clicking on the header - Reusability

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Fifth Generation To reduce and to reuse the code in code-behind of the View we can extract it. The extracted code is moved in an own clas...
Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Sorting Evolution (4) - Sorting a WPF ListView/GridView by clicking on the header - Sort Direction Indicators with Adorners

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Fourth Generation To enhance the sorting of WPF ListView I wanted to extract the resource that is drawing the small glyphs indicating so...
Thursday, December 26, 2013

Sorting Evolution (3) - Sorting a WPF ListView/GridView by clicking on the header - Sort in ViewModel

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Third Generation After reading Messenger and View Services in MVVM by Laurent Bugnion , I thought about moving sorting again to the View...
Monday, December 23, 2013

Sorting Evolution (2) - Sorting a WPF ListView/GridView by clicking on the header - Sort Direction Indicators

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Second Generation After I had implemented sorting ( First Generation ) of WPF ListView , I wanted to add small glyphs that indicates the...
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