A regular list has no way of notifying what it is bound to that it has
changed. You will have to implement IBindingList, which will give the list
a mechanism to know when items changed in the list.
You can also use BindingList<T>, which implements IBindingList, but you
will have to work with that everywhere, as it makes a copy of the collection
you pass to it, it doesn't hold a reference to the original.
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"csharpula csharp" <cs*******@yahoo.comwrote in message
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Hello,I use the following data binding: controlA.DataSource = someList;.
The someList content changes due to some other form object behaivior and
controlA still presents not updated data.Why? Isn't DataSource provides
binding that holding a reference to the binded list? How can I solve
this? Thank you!
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