add functionality to WPF observable collections item changed event without overriding it












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I am new to WPF, and I am struggling on adding functionality on observable collections.



I have dropbox, datagrid and a list box listbox.



Data grid and list boxes are binded to corresponding observable collections.



What I want to do is, every time selection of dropbox or items in listbox(not the selection of item but the available items) change I want to call a function to populate my datagrid.



*Listbox is populated by user.



Here is my code



XAML



     <controls:SearchableDropBox DomainObject="{Binding ClassA}"                            
InputValidationManifest="{Binding ClassValidation, Mode=OneWay}"/>


<Custom:XamDataGrid DataSource="{Binding Path=ClassB.ClassList}"
GroupByAreaLocation="None" />

<controls:ListBox x:Name="listBoxInputs" ItemsSource="{Binding ClassC, Mode=oneWay}">


VIEMMODEL



 class MainViewModel : ViewModel
{
#region Attributes

private classA _classa;
private ObservableCollection<classC> _classC;
private classB;

#endregion

public MainViewModel()
{

this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
this._classB = new classB()


}

public classA ClassA
{
get { return _classA; }
set
{
if (!Equals(value, _classA))
{

_classA= value;
SelectionChanged(); //This is the function I want add on //propertychanged event
OnPropertyChanged(nameof(classA));
}

}
}

public ObservableCollection<classC> ClassC
{
get { return classC; }
set
{
this.classC= value;
OnPropertyChanged(nameof(ClassC));
}
}


ClassB



 public class classB
{
private ObservableCollection<String> _classList;

}


I want to call SelectionChanged() function when the selection of the dropbox, and when item added/deleted in list box without overriding their current notfypropertychanged events.










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    I am new to WPF, and I am struggling on adding functionality on observable collections.



    I have dropbox, datagrid and a list box listbox.



    Data grid and list boxes are binded to corresponding observable collections.



    What I want to do is, every time selection of dropbox or items in listbox(not the selection of item but the available items) change I want to call a function to populate my datagrid.



    *Listbox is populated by user.



    Here is my code



    XAML



         <controls:SearchableDropBox DomainObject="{Binding ClassA}"                            
    InputValidationManifest="{Binding ClassValidation, Mode=OneWay}"/>


    <Custom:XamDataGrid DataSource="{Binding Path=ClassB.ClassList}"
    GroupByAreaLocation="None" />

    <controls:ListBox x:Name="listBoxInputs" ItemsSource="{Binding ClassC, Mode=oneWay}">


    VIEMMODEL



     class MainViewModel : ViewModel
    {
    #region Attributes

    private classA _classa;
    private ObservableCollection<classC> _classC;
    private classB;

    #endregion

    public MainViewModel()
    {

    this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
    this._classB = new classB()


    }

    public classA ClassA
    {
    get { return _classA; }
    set
    {
    if (!Equals(value, _classA))
    {

    _classA= value;
    SelectionChanged(); //This is the function I want add on //propertychanged event
    OnPropertyChanged(nameof(classA));
    }

    }
    }

    public ObservableCollection<classC> ClassC
    {
    get { return classC; }
    set
    {
    this.classC= value;
    OnPropertyChanged(nameof(ClassC));
    }
    }


    ClassB



     public class classB
    {
    private ObservableCollection<String> _classList;

    }


    I want to call SelectionChanged() function when the selection of the dropbox, and when item added/deleted in list box without overriding their current notfypropertychanged events.










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      I am new to WPF, and I am struggling on adding functionality on observable collections.



      I have dropbox, datagrid and a list box listbox.



      Data grid and list boxes are binded to corresponding observable collections.



      What I want to do is, every time selection of dropbox or items in listbox(not the selection of item but the available items) change I want to call a function to populate my datagrid.



      *Listbox is populated by user.



      Here is my code



      XAML



           <controls:SearchableDropBox DomainObject="{Binding ClassA}"                            
      InputValidationManifest="{Binding ClassValidation, Mode=OneWay}"/>


      <Custom:XamDataGrid DataSource="{Binding Path=ClassB.ClassList}"
      GroupByAreaLocation="None" />

      <controls:ListBox x:Name="listBoxInputs" ItemsSource="{Binding ClassC, Mode=oneWay}">


      VIEMMODEL



       class MainViewModel : ViewModel
      {
      #region Attributes

      private classA _classa;
      private ObservableCollection<classC> _classC;
      private classB;

      #endregion

      public MainViewModel()
      {

      this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
      this._classB = new classB()


      }

      public classA ClassA
      {
      get { return _classA; }
      set
      {
      if (!Equals(value, _classA))
      {

      _classA= value;
      SelectionChanged(); //This is the function I want add on //propertychanged event
      OnPropertyChanged(nameof(classA));
      }

      }
      }

      public ObservableCollection<classC> ClassC
      {
      get { return classC; }
      set
      {
      this.classC= value;
      OnPropertyChanged(nameof(ClassC));
      }
      }


      ClassB



       public class classB
      {
      private ObservableCollection<String> _classList;

      }


      I want to call SelectionChanged() function when the selection of the dropbox, and when item added/deleted in list box without overriding their current notfypropertychanged events.










      share|improve this question
















      I am new to WPF, and I am struggling on adding functionality on observable collections.



      I have dropbox, datagrid and a list box listbox.



      Data grid and list boxes are binded to corresponding observable collections.



      What I want to do is, every time selection of dropbox or items in listbox(not the selection of item but the available items) change I want to call a function to populate my datagrid.



      *Listbox is populated by user.



      Here is my code



      XAML



           <controls:SearchableDropBox DomainObject="{Binding ClassA}"                            
      InputValidationManifest="{Binding ClassValidation, Mode=OneWay}"/>


      <Custom:XamDataGrid DataSource="{Binding Path=ClassB.ClassList}"
      GroupByAreaLocation="None" />

      <controls:ListBox x:Name="listBoxInputs" ItemsSource="{Binding ClassC, Mode=oneWay}">


      VIEMMODEL



       class MainViewModel : ViewModel
      {
      #region Attributes

      private classA _classa;
      private ObservableCollection<classC> _classC;
      private classB;

      #endregion

      public MainViewModel()
      {

      this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
      this._classB = new classB()


      }

      public classA ClassA
      {
      get { return _classA; }
      set
      {
      if (!Equals(value, _classA))
      {

      _classA= value;
      SelectionChanged(); //This is the function I want add on //propertychanged event
      OnPropertyChanged(nameof(classA));
      }

      }
      }

      public ObservableCollection<classC> ClassC
      {
      get { return classC; }
      set
      {
      this.classC= value;
      OnPropertyChanged(nameof(ClassC));
      }
      }


      ClassB



       public class classB
      {
      private ObservableCollection<String> _classList;

      }


      I want to call SelectionChanged() function when the selection of the dropbox, and when item added/deleted in list box without overriding their current notfypropertychanged events.







      wpf binding observablecollection inotifypropertychanged xamdatagrid






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      edited Nov 25 '18 at 15:05









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          For add/Remove in _classC collection, you subscribe to CollectionChanged event.



               public MainViewModel()
          {
          this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
          this._classB = new classB()
          _classC.CollectionChanged += _classC_CollectionChanged;
          }

          private void _classC_CollectionChanged(object sender, System.Collections.Specialized.NotifyCollectionChangedEventArgs e)
          {
          //Populate ClassB.ClassList / Datagrid Function Call
          }





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          • @GurayGolcuk was solution helpful ?

            – Satish Pai
            Nov 25 '18 at 16:35











          • yeah yeah, sorry for the late reply, because of some bug, This approach only calls the function without updating the view, but I fix it now. thank you

            – Guray Golcuk
            Nov 26 '18 at 8:18













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          For add/Remove in _classC collection, you subscribe to CollectionChanged event.



               public MainViewModel()
          {
          this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
          this._classB = new classB()
          _classC.CollectionChanged += _classC_CollectionChanged;
          }

          private void _classC_CollectionChanged(object sender, System.Collections.Specialized.NotifyCollectionChangedEventArgs e)
          {
          //Populate ClassB.ClassList / Datagrid Function Call
          }





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          • @GurayGolcuk was solution helpful ?

            – Satish Pai
            Nov 25 '18 at 16:35











          • yeah yeah, sorry for the late reply, because of some bug, This approach only calls the function without updating the view, but I fix it now. thank you

            – Guray Golcuk
            Nov 26 '18 at 8:18


















          1














          For add/Remove in _classC collection, you subscribe to CollectionChanged event.



               public MainViewModel()
          {
          this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
          this._classB = new classB()
          _classC.CollectionChanged += _classC_CollectionChanged;
          }

          private void _classC_CollectionChanged(object sender, System.Collections.Specialized.NotifyCollectionChangedEventArgs e)
          {
          //Populate ClassB.ClassList / Datagrid Function Call
          }





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          • @GurayGolcuk was solution helpful ?

            – Satish Pai
            Nov 25 '18 at 16:35











          • yeah yeah, sorry for the late reply, because of some bug, This approach only calls the function without updating the view, but I fix it now. thank you

            – Guray Golcuk
            Nov 26 '18 at 8:18
















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          For add/Remove in _classC collection, you subscribe to CollectionChanged event.



               public MainViewModel()
          {
          this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
          this._classB = new classB()
          _classC.CollectionChanged += _classC_CollectionChanged;
          }

          private void _classC_CollectionChanged(object sender, System.Collections.Specialized.NotifyCollectionChangedEventArgs e)
          {
          //Populate ClassB.ClassList / Datagrid Function Call
          }





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          For add/Remove in _classC collection, you subscribe to CollectionChanged event.



               public MainViewModel()
          {
          this._classc= new ObservableCollection<classC>();
          this._classB = new classB()
          _classC.CollectionChanged += _classC_CollectionChanged;
          }

          private void _classC_CollectionChanged(object sender, System.Collections.Specialized.NotifyCollectionChangedEventArgs e)
          {
          //Populate ClassB.ClassList / Datagrid Function Call
          }






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          answered Nov 24 '18 at 11:53









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          • @GurayGolcuk was solution helpful ?

            – Satish Pai
            Nov 25 '18 at 16:35











          • yeah yeah, sorry for the late reply, because of some bug, This approach only calls the function without updating the view, but I fix it now. thank you

            – Guray Golcuk
            Nov 26 '18 at 8:18





















          • @GurayGolcuk was solution helpful ?

            – Satish Pai
            Nov 25 '18 at 16:35











          • yeah yeah, sorry for the late reply, because of some bug, This approach only calls the function without updating the view, but I fix it now. thank you

            – Guray Golcuk
            Nov 26 '18 at 8:18



















          @GurayGolcuk was solution helpful ?

          – Satish Pai
          Nov 25 '18 at 16:35





          @GurayGolcuk was solution helpful ?

          – Satish Pai
          Nov 25 '18 at 16:35













          yeah yeah, sorry for the late reply, because of some bug, This approach only calls the function without updating the view, but I fix it now. thank you

          – Guray Golcuk
          Nov 26 '18 at 8:18







          yeah yeah, sorry for the late reply, because of some bug, This approach only calls the function without updating the view, but I fix it now. thank you

          – Guray Golcuk
          Nov 26 '18 at 8:18






















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