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***New Version 2 Release Candidate! (2023-02-07)<br>***
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***New Version 2! (2023-02-07)<br>***
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Gstc.Collections.ObservableLists <br>
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Author - Greg Sonnenfeld, Copyright 2019 to 2023 <br>
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License: LGPL 3.0 <br>
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## How do I get started?
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The `ObservableList<T>` should work somewhat similar to the standard .NET `ObservableCollection<T>`. First, add the nuget package
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[https://www.nuget.org/packages/Gstc.Collections.ObservableLists] or checkout the code and include it in you project. (The 2.0 version has not yet been updated! StayTuned!) Next utilize code from the following examples or check out the ***Gstc.Collections.ObservableLists.ExampleTest*** namespace!
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The `ObservableList<T>` should work somewhat similar to the standard .NET `ObservableCollection<T>`.
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First, add the nuget package [https://www.nuget.org/packages/Gstc.Collections.ObservableLists] or checkout the code and include it in you project.
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Next utilize code from the following examples or look at the github examples in the ***Gstc.Collections.ObservableLists.ExampleTest*** namespace!
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The following example shows usage of an `ObservableList<T>` :
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