I'm writing a custom ItemsControl
(a tabbed document container), where each item (tab) can remove itself from the UI when the user closes it. However, I can't remove it directly from the ItemsControl.Items
collection, because the items can be databound. So I have to remove it from the ItemsSource
, which can be anything (ICollection
, DataTable
, DataSourceProvider
...).
In the context of my application, I know what the actual type of the ItemsSource
will be, but I want that control to be more generic so that I can reuse it later.
So I'm looking for a way to remove an item from a data source, without knowing its type. I could use reflection, but it feels dirty... So far the best solution I came up with is using dynamic
:
internal void CloseTab(TabDocumentContainerItem tabDocumentContainerItem)
{
// TODO prompt user for confirmation (CancelEventHandler ?)
var item = ItemContainerGenerator.ItemFromContainer(tabDocumentContainerItem);
// TODO find a better way...
try
{
dynamic items = ItemsSource;
dynamic it = item;
items.Remove(it);
}
catch(RuntimeBinderException ex)
{
Trace.TraceError("Oops... " + ex.ToString());
}
}
But I'm not really happy with it, I'm sure there must be a better way. Any suggestions would be appreciated !
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