XAML data binding sample

This sample demonstrates basic data binding techniques using the Binding class and Binding markup extension. Specifically, this sample covers: Controlling the direction of data flow and updates using the Binding.Mode property., Changing the format of...

 
 
 
 
 
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    C# sample doesn't open in Visual Studio 2012
    1 Posts | Last Post May 29, 2013
    • Written May 29, 2013 
      I downloaded this sample, but can't open it on Windows 8 and Visual Studio 2012 due to incompatibility issues. Seem like it is done with Visual Studio 2010 and requires some changes before it can be run on Visual Studio 2012
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    Scenario8 Reset button problem
    1 Posts | Last Post January 17, 2013
    • Written January 17, 2013 
      As Rohits79HK says, the problem exists when the lists or collection resets.
Did anyone found a solution to this problem?
What is the best approach to solve this?
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    In the ISupportIncrementalLoading (Scenario 8) List view does not Reset
    1 Posts | Last Post October 06, 2012
    • Written October 06, 2012 
      If you bring up scenario #8 - Incremental Loading example, you'd see that list view does not reset back to item 0 on pressing "Reset button", i.e. the focus on the list still remains to a different index. When you start scrolling immediately the listview reset back to 0

To reproduce
1- Scroll and add a few segments to the list view
2- Press Reset button, in my case the first item I see right after resetting is item 33 or something, the moment i start scrolling it brings item 0 in view.
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    C++ Bindable example
    1 Posts | Last Post August 21, 2012
    • Written August 21, 2012 
      in the C++ employee.h file, you find the following comment:
// in c++, it is not neccessary to include definitions of add, remove, and raise.
//  these definitions have been made explicitly here so that we can check if the 
//  event has listeners before firing the event

So my question is, what does the sample look like without all the code that we don't need? It's not clear what I need to remove.