Hi Bladewise,
Thanks for the swift response.
I didn't realise that there was a CollectionChanged event that I needed to hook into - it wasn't used in the sample code and wasn't that obvious for someone learning WPF. I mistakenly thought that it extended the normal CM conventions and that a SelectedIOSNames setter would get automagically called when the collection changed (just like when using a single selection calls SelectedIOSName) allowing me to do useful stuff.
I have added a SelectedIOSNames.CollectionChanged event handler instead - I hope this is the right way to go.
Regards
Alan
Thanks for the swift response.
I didn't realise that there was a CollectionChanged event that I needed to hook into - it wasn't used in the sample code and wasn't that obvious for someone learning WPF. I mistakenly thought that it extended the normal CM conventions and that a SelectedIOSNames setter would get automagically called when the collection changed (just like when using a single selection calls SelectedIOSName) allowing me to do useful stuff.
I have added a SelectedIOSNames.CollectionChanged event handler instead - I hope this is the right way to go.
Regards
Alan