Comments by Siavash Mortazavi

Siavash Mortazavi 6-Dec-11 3:38am View

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Kim,
Thank you for your solution and sorry for the late reply ;)
Surely your solution works great, but the reflection technique is much slower. I think if the performance is not an issue in your project, your solution is more managable than mine ;)
Thanks

Siavash Mortazavi 22-Jul-11 23:26pm View

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About "it doesn't really remove maintenance concerns", you're completely right Daniel ;)
It's not an ultimate solution, but maybe better than nothing :)
Thanks for posting linq expression tip.

Siavash Mortazavi 21-Jul-11 9:04am View

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You're right Doc ;)
Thanks for your tip :)

Siavash Mortazavi 21-Jul-11 9:03am View

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You're right Doc ;)
Thanks for your tip :)

Siavash Mortazavi 21-Jul-11 0:08am View

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Hi,
As you said, yourself, Reflection in to slow; maybe it's not a wise idea to use it in big projects.
And there is another problem with this method: in your method we can't refactor the process of raising the event in a separate method (e.g. RaisePropertyChanged), because if so, the reflection will return the name of the method, itself.

I haven't ever taught of using reflection this way, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge ;)

Siavash Mortazavi 28-Jan-11 9:42am View

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Reason for my vote of 5
It seems it's one of the best approaches to load dynamic data into wp7 apps. tnx;)

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