Change Items.Add to Items.Append #1703
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| listView1.Items.Add("Item 3"); | ||
| listView1.Items.Add("Item 4"); | ||
| listView1.Items.Add("Item 5"); | ||
| listView1.Items.Append("Item 1"); |
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Add is correct.
Append is an extension method from the System.Linq.Enumerable class. It returns a new enumerable with the item appended to the current enumeration, but it doesn't modify the original list (doesn't modify listView1.Items). The purpose of this example is to call ICollection.Add.
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ItemCollection doesn't implement any interface.
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At the WinRT level, ItemCollection implements IVector, which does have an Append method. But in the projection to C#, IVector projects as IList, which has an Add method instead (from ICollection). So the members of ItemCollection depend on what language you're using.
I think the issue here is that the ItemCollection pages aren't correct.
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Thanks. I was using C++ so I saw the Append method instead of Add.
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I opened a separate issue on ItemCollection class page to update/explain the different language projections. |
ListView.Items is a ItemCollection.